News: 2022-05-25_22-02-00_en-direct-lukraine-reclame-des-armes-pou

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EN DIRECT: l’Ukraine réclame des armes pour égaler la puissance de feu russe

(2022-05-25_22-02-00 (avec AFP, Belga))


• La situation est “très difficile” à Severodonetsk, dont la périphérie est désormais le terrain de combats entre forces russes et ukrainiennes, a affirmé sur Telegram Serguiï Gaïdaï, le gouverneur de la région de Lougansk, où se trouve la ville.

• L’Ukraine réclame davantage d’armes lourdes pour égaler la puissance de feu russe. “Nous avons beson de l’aide de nos partenaires, et particulièrement d’armes”, a déclaré le président Volodymyr Zelensky dans son message vidéo quotidien.

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