Cremlino, raid oggi su obiettivi militari, non rappresaglie

Dopo bombardamento ucraino su mercato a Donetsk con 27 morti
epa11097919 A general view on the site of a rocket attack on a residential building in Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine, 23 January 2024, amid the Russian invasion. At least three persons were killed and 42 were injured, including four children, in a Russian missile strike that hit two residential buildings in Kharkiv overnight, according to Ukrainian Emergency Services. Russian forces launched air strikes targeting Kiev and Kharkiv on 23 January, Ukrainian authorities said. EPA/SERGEY KOZLOV
epa11097919 A general view on the site of a rocket attack on a residential building in Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine, 23 January 2024, amid the Russian invasion. At least three persons were killed and 42 were injured, including four children, in a Russian missile strike that hit two residential buildings in Kharkiv overnight, according to Ukrainian Emergency Services. Russian forces launched air strikes targeting Kiev and Kharkiv on 23 January, Ukrainian authorities said. EPA/SERGEY KOZLOV

MOSCA, 23 GEN - I bombardamenti russi di oggi su Kiev e Kharkiv non erano diretti su obiettivi civili e "non sono stati rappresaglie" per l'attacco ucraino che domenica ha ucciso 27 persone in un mercato di Donetsk. Lo ha detto il portavoce del Cremlino Dmitry Peskov, citato dalle agenzie russe. (ANSA).

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