La guerra en Ucrania a más de un año de su estallido.

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Title:	La guerra en Ucrania a más de un año de su estallido. (Spanish).
Alternate Title:	The war in Ukraine more than a year after its outbreak. (English)
Source:	Humanitas (07172168). verano2023, Issue 103, p162-166. 5p.
Subjects:	RUSSIAN armed forces, RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-, ARMISTICES, CIVILIANS in war, POLITICAL persecution, ANNEXATION (County government), WAR, DISENGAGEMENT (Military science)
Geographic Terms:	RUSSIA, UKRAINE
Abstract (English):	The war in Ukraine began in February 2022 with the Russian invasion. After over a year, the war continues and Russian troops are focused on taking the eastern regions of Ukraine. The Ukrainian Catholic Church has been providing aid to those in need and supporting the most affected. According to the United Nations, in the first year of the war, around 8,000 civilians have died and 13,300 have been injured. Additionally, millions of Ukrainians have fled the country or become internally displaced. Despite attempts at ceasefire negotiations, Russia demands the annexation of Ukrainian territory, which Ukraine rejects. On the first anniversary of the war, prayer vigils were held in Ukraine, Rome, and other parts of the world, and Orthodox leaders called for an immediate ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops. European bishops also commemorated the anniversary and called for an end to hostilities. China has released a "Document for Peace" opposing the use of nuclear weapons and defending Ukraine's territorial sovereignty, although it also criticizes the sanctions imposed on Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wishes to work with China to resolve the conflict but notes that any peace plan must start with the parties involved on the battlefield. Russia has announced the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, increasing international tension. The Vatican has expressed concern over religious persecution and called on governments to guarantee religious freedom as a minimum requirement for a dignified life. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish):	La guerra en Ucrania comenzó en febrero de 2022 con la invasión rusa. Después de más de un año, la guerra continúa y las tropas rusas se enfocan en tomar las regiones orientales de Ucrania. La Iglesia católica ucraniana ha estado brindando ayuda a los necesitados y apoyando a los más afectados. Según las Naciones Unidas, en el primer año de la guerra han muerto alrededor de 8,000 civiles y 13,300 han resultado heridos. Además, millones de ucranianos han huido del país o se han convertido en desplazados internos. A pesar de los intentos de negociaciones de alto el fuego, Rusia exige la anexión del territorio ucraniano, lo cual Ucrania rechaza. En el primer aniversario de la guerra, se llevaron a cabo vigilias de oración en Ucrania, Roma y otras partes del mundo, y los líderes ortodoxos pidieron un alto el fuego inmediato y la retirada de las tropas rusas. Los obispos europeos también conmemoraron el aniversario y pidieron el fin de las hostilidades. China ha publicado un "Documento para la paz" en el que se opone al uso de armas nucleares y defiende la soberanía territorial de Ucrania, aunque también critica las sanciones impuestas a Rusia. El presidente ucraniano, Volodimir Zelenski, desea trabajar con China para resolver el conflicto, pero señala que cualquier plan de paz debe comenzar con las partes involucradas en el campo de batalla. Rusia ha anunciado el despliegue de armas nucleares tácticas en Bielorrusia, lo que ha aumentado la tensión internacional. El Vaticano ha expresado preocupación por la persecución religiosa y ha pedido a los gobiernos que garanticen la libertad religiosa como requisito mínimo para una vida digna. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:	The war in Ukraine began in February 2022 with the Russian invasion. After over a year, the war continues and Russian troops are focused on taking the eastern regions of Ukraine. The Ukrainian Catholic Church has been providing aid to those in need and supporting the most affected. According to the United Nations, in the first year of the war, around 8,000 civilians have died and 13,300 have been injured. Additionally, millions of Ukrainians have fled the country or become internally displaced. Despite attempts at ceasefire negotiations, Russia demands the annexation of Ukrainian territory, which Ukraine rejects. On the first anniversary of the war, prayer vigils were held in Ukraine, Rome, and other parts of the world, and Orthodox leaders called for an immediate ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops. European bishops also commemorated the anniversary and called for an end to hostilities. China has released a "Document for Peace" opposing the use of nuclear weapons and defending Ukraine's territorial sovereignty, although it also criticizes the sanctions imposed on Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wishes to work with China to resolve the conflict but notes that any peace plan must start with the parties involved on the battlefield. Russia has announced the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, increasing international tension. The Vatican has expressed concern over religious persecution and called on governments to guarantee religious freedom as a minimum requirement for a dignified life. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:	07172168