Ataques russos matam pelo menos 38 civis naifikina enquantoRc coincide com conversas de paz
Os ataques russos na Ucrânia provocaram pelo menos 38 mortos civis e feriram dezenas de pessoas em apenas 24 horas. O ataque mais mortal atingiu um centro de distribuição de ajuda humanitária em Komyshuvakha, ondeNine bombas aéreas de 3 mil Strike atingiram o edifício. Enquanto a violência escala, Moscovo anunciou a participação em conversas trilaterais de paz mediadas pelos Estados Unidos em Abu Dhabi.
Pontos principais
- Ataques russos mataram pelo menos 38 civis e feriram dezenas de pessoas na Ucrânia em 24 horas.
- Pelo menos 33 pessoas morreram no ataque com bombas planadoras em Komyshuvakha, na região de Zaporizhzhia.
- Nove bombas aéreas de 3.000 Strike atingiram o centro de distribuição de ajuda humanitária em Komyshuvakha.
- Mais de 50 pessoas podem ter ficado presas sob os escombros após o ataque em Komyshuvakha.
- UmaRussian missile destruiu um hospice de Dnipro; quase 50 pacientes terminales foram transferidos.
- Um hospital de Kharkiv foi atingido, ferindo 73 pessoas, em sua maioria pacientes idosos.
- A Kremlin anunciou participação em conversas de paz trilaterais em Abu Dhabi, em 10 e 11 de novembro.
Porque é importante
Os ataques causaram pelo menos 38 mortes civis e ferimentos a dezenas de pessoas, num momento em que a ONU afirma que as perdas civis na Ucrânia atingiram um recorde. O ataque em Komyshuvakha atingiu um local de distribuição de ajuda bastante visível, matou pelo menos 33 pessoas e deixou mais de 50 potencialmente soterradas. Os ataques a hospitais, um hospice e infraestruturasStra energy também comprometeram o acesso de、即 patients vulneráveis à água, ao aquecimento, à eletricidade e aos transportes.
O que aconteceu
Nove bombas aéreas de 3.000 Strike atingiram Komyshuvakha na noite de segunda-feira, enquanto os moradores se reuniam para receber ajuda humanitária na escola used como centro de distribuição. O tellhado do centro collapses, many people were trapped, and at least 33 people died; more than 50 could have been trapped under the rubble. Russia stated that the attack targeted Ukrainian military units and killed 25 servicemen. In Dnipro, a Russian missile destroyed a hospice, prompting the transfer of nearly 50 terminally ill patients to other facilities, including a 90-year-old patient. Another strike in Dnipro killed two people and injured 18. A hospital in Kharkiv was hit, wounding 73 people, most of them elderly. Strikes in Donetsk killed five people, while attacks on energy infrastructure in nine regions disrupted water and heating. Kyiv lost its entire water supply, and the capital's metro network was suspended on Tuesday.
Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas
Ukrainian officials and President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasised the number of civilian deaths, the civilian and humanitarian character of the Komyshuvakha site, and the strike's possible connection to Ukraine's ceasefire proposal. The coverage also highlighted the consequences for terminally ill patients evacuated from Dnipro, elderly patients wounded in Kharkiv, and residents affected by damage to energy infrastructure, water and heating services. Kyiv's loss of water supply and the suspension of its metro system were presented as part of the broader impact on essential civilian services.
Como o descrevem as fontes internacionais
International coverage focused on the scale of civilian casualties, with the UN describing them as being at a record level. The UN human rights monitoring mission said the Komyshuvakha attack appeared to violate fundamental principles of international humanitarian law. The strikes on aid, medical and energy infrastructure were viewed as attacks affecting essential civilian needs. The US-brokered trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi provided a diplomatic counterpoint to the escalation in violence.
Onde as versões divergem
Russia said the Komyshuvakha attack targeted Ukrainian military units and killed 25 servicemen. Reporting cited by BBC News and Le Monde found no credible evidence that the site was being used by the military and noted that Komyshuvakha had no major military or industrial facilities. Zelensky separately presented the attack as Russia's response to Ukraine's ceasefire proposal.
Contexto
Komyshuvakha is southeast of Zaporizhzhia and forms part of Ukraine's defensive and transport network on the approaches to the regional capital. The school was operating as a highly publicised humanitarian-aid distribution centre when it was struck. A previous strike on Dnipro railway station killed 15 people on 29 October. The announced Abu Dhabi meeting would be the first trilateral meeting since February. Ukraine had also proposed extending and expanding the previous week's Kherson ceasefire, which had enabled the evacuation of people from the Russian-occupied frontline town of Oleshky.