Building Institutional Capacity in the Ukrainian Armed Forces: Sustainment Planning for U.S.-Provided Equipment
Los intereses geoestratégicos de Rusia y Estados Unidos se trasladan al territorio ucraniano, el cual posee una limitante en su capacidad institucional militar que puede ser traducida en oportunidades para las potencias, ya sea para debilitarla o para fortalecerla en favor de sus intereses.
Palabras clave: Ukrainian Armed Forces, capacity-building, sustainment planning, equipment, United States.
Síntesis informativa - 22 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Russia-Ukraine War News: Live Updates
As Russia refocused its efforts on defeating entrenched and increasingly well-armed Ukrainian forces in the east, a senior Russian military commander suggested on Friday that Moscow’s ambitions are far broader than set out in recent weeks.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/04/22/world/ukraine-russia-war-news
Síntesis informativa - 21 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Russia-Ukraine Live News: Biden to Address War Aid, Putin and the Latest
President Vladimir V. Putin ordered Russian forces on Thursday to blockade the steel plant where Ukrainian troops are holding out in Mariupol, seeking to claim victory in the strategic southeastern city while avoiding a direct attack that could add to mounting Russian casualties.
Síntesis informativa - 20 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Ukraine-Russia War: Latest News and Live Updates
Russian forces pressed their offensive in Ukraine on Wednesday, raining artillery and missile strikes up and down the long eastern front, as Ukrainian soldiers holding out inside a sprawling steel factory in the southeastern city of Mariupol warned that they could be killed within hours.
Por qué nos oponemos al Tren Maya
El llamado Tren Maya se está construyendo por encima de la libre determinación de los pueblos y comunidades que ancestralmente habitan ese territorio; sin consentimiento explícito de los pueblos y las comunidades, y sin una consulta a los expertos en quienes el pueblo de México ha invertido cuantiosos recursos para generar un conocimiento sobre el patrimonio biocultural de la Nación. En la actualidad, las obras de construcción del Tren Maya ya afectan los modos de vida, la biodiversidad, la sustentabilidad, la calidad ambiental y los derechos humanos y existenciales de los pueblos y comunidades que habitan toda la región que dicho proyecto pretende beneficiar. Ante la gravedad e irreversibilidad de los daños que están siendo causados y ante la falta de respuesta a nuestra petición de detener la obra y abrir un espacio de diálogo, presentamos, una vez más, nuestras razones.
Síntesis informativa - 19 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Latest Russia-Ukraine War News: Live Updates
Russia declared that its offensive for control over Ukraine’s industrial heartland was underway on Tuesday as it bombarded targets across the sprawling eastern front, with Ukrainian officials saying they were mounting a spirited defense.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/04/19/world/ukraine-russia-war-news
Síntesis informativa - 18 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Ukraine-Russia War News: Live Updates on Lviv, Mariupol and Kharkiv
Russia pummeled Ukraine on Monday with one of the broadest barrages of missile attacks in weeks, claiming that it hit hundreds of targets in preparation for an anticipated eastern offensive. The attacks included a strike on the western city of Lviv, where seven people were killed in the first fatalities that city has suffered in the war.
Síntesis informativa - 8 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORL TIMES
Ukraine-Russia War Live: Latest News on Kramatorsk Train Station Strike
A missile strike at a crowded train station in eastern Ukraine on Friday killed at least 39 people and wounded nearly 90, according to Ukrainian officials, who blamed Russia for hitting a major evacuation point for the many trying to flee before an expected stepped-up offensive.
Síntesis informativa - 7 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Ukraine-Russia War: Latest News and Live Updates
Western allies on Thursday were hammering out new steps to further isolate Russia and bolster Ukraine’s military in anticipation of an intensified Russian onslaught in the east, where officials warned civilians that they faced their “last chance to leave” as Moscow amassed more troops along the border.
Síntesis informativa - 6 de abril 2022
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Ukraine-Russia War News: Live Updates
A day after President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine demanded a tougher global response to mounting evidence of atrocities by Russian forces, European Union and NATO leaders were meeting on Wednesday to consider additional sanctions against Moscow and military assistance to Ukraine.