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Ucraina, Mosca: 38 droni di Kiev abbattuti sulla Crimea

epa10524582 A general view of the Crimean Bridge in Kerch, Crimea, 14 March 2023 (issued 15 March 2023). The bridge connects the Russian mainland with the Crimean Peninsula across the Kerch Strait. In February 2014 Russian forces invaded and seized control of the Crimean Peninsula. Russia declared the annexation of Crimea on 18 March 2014, two days after the celebration of a so called 'referendum' in that territory. In a vote that reaffirmed Ukraine's 'national unity and territorial integrity', the United Nations General Assembly in the Resolution 68/262 condemned the referendum in Crimea stating it had 'no validity'. After the annexation Moscow escalated its military presence on the peninsula to solidify the new status quo on the ground and since 2015, Russia approved the 'Day of Reunification of Crimea with Russia' as a holiday marked annually on 18 March. EPA/STRINGER
epa10524582 A general view of the Crimean Bridge in Kerch, Crimea, 14 March 2023 (issued 15 March 2023). The bridge connects the Russian mainland with the Crimean Peninsula across the Kerch Strait. In February 2014 Russian forces invaded and seized control of the Crimean Peninsula. Russia declared the annexation of Crimea on 18 March 2014, two days after the celebration of a so called 'referendum' in that territory. In a vote that reaffirmed Ukraine's 'national unity and territorial integrity', the United Nations General Assembly in the Resolution 68/262 condemned the referendum in Crimea stating it had 'no validity'. After the annexation Moscow escalated its military presence on the peninsula to solidify the new status quo on the ground and since 2015, Russia approved the 'Day of Reunification of Crimea with Russia' as a holiday marked annually on 18 March. EPA/STRINGER
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ROMA, 03 MAR - Mosca afferma che ben 38 droni ucraini sono stati distrutti stanotte dalle difese aere russe sulla Crimea. "E' stato sventato un tentativo del regime di Kiev di effettuare un attacco terroristico contro obiettivi della Repubblica di Crimea utilizzando velivoli senza pilota ad ala fissa", ha affermato il Ministero della Difesa russo in un comunicato citato dall'agenzia di stampa Tass. Le autorità russe di Crimea hanno comunicato intanto che è ripreso il traffico veicolare sul Ponte di Kerch, interrotto nella notte in seguito a esplosioni nella zona di Feodosia.

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