Wars intensify in Ukraine and Gaza, Russia and Israel maintain bombing despite dialogue on peace

This weekend the open wars between Ukraine and Russia; and the conflict in the Gaza Strip between Grupo Hamás and Israel have intensified with the bombings of Russia and Israel even though they maintain a discourse for dialogue on peace. The most painful attack was the one that was created on Saturday in Ukraine when at the same time an exchange of a thousand prisoners in Istanbul was gestured. Russia attacked points of Ukraine and left at least 12 dead, while families waited for their loved prisoners.

For its part, Israel has not left its strategy of attacking Gaza and blocks trucks destined to solve the famine in that region. The bombings have not ceased without an end to the conflict fed by the last dialogues Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamín Netanyahu had. In the midst of this, the international community has shown its rejection of the two wars and urgently urged new agreements to solve a greater bloodshed.

The last thing that can be a hope was the message that Trump, president of the United States to point out that the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, “has” gone completely crazy “and “He is killing many unnecessarily” after Russia’s last offensive on Ukraine. “I have always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin de Russia, but something has happened to him. He has gone completely crazy! He is killing many people unnecessarily, and I don’t mean only soldiers,” Trump wrote in his social Truth network.

“They are shooting missiles and drones against cities of Ukraine without any reason. I have always said that all Ukraine wants, not just a part, and maybe he is right, but if he does, he will bring the fall of Russia!” He said.