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El Kremlin justificó su prueba de un misil de propulsión nuclear y habló de “cambio radical” en Occidente

La prueba realizada por Rusia de un misil de propulsión nuclear que, según afirma, no puede ser detenido por las defensas aéreas, refleja la determinación de Moscú de velar por sus intereses de seguridad, dijo el lunes un funcionario del Kremlin, después de que Estados Unidos y los países europeos aumentaran la presión sobre el presidente Vladimir Putin para que negociara el fin de la invasión de Ucrania.
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que Putin debería centrarse en alcanzar un acuerdo de paz, no en probar misiles.
Se sabe poco sobre el misil ruso Burevestnik, al que la alianza militar de la OTAN ha dado el nombre en clave de Skyfall. Putin apareció el domingo en un video oficial, vestido con uniforme de camuflaje, para escuchar al jefe del Estado Mayor ruso informar de que el misil había recorrido 14.000 kilómetros en una prueba.
La noticia se produjo después de una semana en la que se prepararon nuevas sanciones estrictas de Estados Unidos para el sector clave del petróleo y el gas de Rusia y nuevos compromisos europeos de ayuda militar a Ucrania.
“Rusia trabaja constantemente para garantizar su propia seguridad”, dijo el portavoz del Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, cuando se le preguntó si el anuncio del misil era una respuesta a las sanciones y una señal para Occidente.
“Garantizar la seguridad es una cuestión vital para Rusia, especialmente en el contexto del sentimiento militarista que estamos escuchando actualmente, principalmente por parte de los europeos”, declaró Peskov a los periodistas.
Trump, en declaraciones a los periodistas durante un viaje oficial de Kuala Lumpur a Tokio, dijo que las declaraciones de Putin sobre los misiles no eran “apropiadas”.
“Hay que poner fin a la guerra. Una guerra que debería haber durado una semana ya va por su cuarto año”, dijo Trump. “Eso es lo que hay que hacer, en lugar de probar misiles”.
El lunes, el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores ruso, Sergey Lavrov, criticó a la administración Trump por cambiar su enfoque. Tras las conversaciones con Putin en Alaska en agosto, Trump dijo que quería un acuerdo de paz a largo plazo y no insistió en un alto el fuego previo, pero ahora ha cambiado de opinión, declaró Lavrov al canal de YouTube húngaro Ultrahang.
“Ahora solo hablan de un alto el fuego inmediato… se trata de un cambio radical”, afirmó Lavrov.
La decisión de Trump de imponer sanciones, cuyas medidas punitivas podrían entrar en vigor el 21 de noviembre, ha aumentado la presión para poner fin a los combates. Mientras Rusia y Ucrania evaluaban los siguientes pasos, también buscaban aliados.
Lavrov recibió a su homólogo norcoreano, Choe Son Hui, para mantener conversaciones en Moscú. Pyongyang ha enviado miles de soldados, así como artillería y misiles, para apoyar la invasión de Rusia a Ucrania.
El presidente de Ucrania, Volodimir Zelensky, dijo el domingo por la noche que Francia está proporcionando más aviones de combate Mirage y misiles de defensa aérea, mientras que el Reino Unido suministrará más misiles y ayudará a producir drones interceptores.

Las fuerzas ucranianas, con escasos efectivos, se esfuerzan por contener al ejército ruso, más numeroso, en el frente oriental y meridional del país.
Se están produciendo intensos combates en Pokrovsk, donde las unidades rusas han avanzado hacia varios barrios, pero no han logrado tomar el control de la ciudad del este de Ucrania, según escribió el 7.º Cuerpo de Reacción Rápida de Ucrania en las redes sociales el lunes.
En los últimos dos días, las tropas del cuerpo repelieron 42 ataques enemigos, según el comunicado, tras reforzar las posiciones defensivas de Ucrania con tropas de asalto, artillería y unidades de drones.
Por su parte, el Ministerio de Defensa ruso afirmó el lunes que sus defensas aéreas interceptaron y destruyeron 193 drones ucranianos sobre regiones rusas, incluidos 34 drones que, según afirmó, se dirigían hacia Moscú. No se han registrado daños ni víctimas en la capital rusa.
Dos aeropuertos de Moscú, Domodedovo y Zhukovsky, cerraron brevemente durante la noche debido al ataque. Los aeropuertos de otras regiones rusas también se enfrentaron a restricciones.
La Fuerza Aérea de Ucrania afirmó que Rusia lanzó 100 drones Shahed y señuelos durante la noche, de los cuales 26 alcanzaron sus objetivos. No se informó de víctimas mortales ni daños de forma inmediata.
La empresa energética privada ucraniana DTEK anunció cortes de emergencia en Kiev, sus alrededores y la región de Dnipropetrovsk.
(Con información de AP)
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US escalation with Maduro halts deportation flights to Venezuela

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Recent U.S. military escalations involving Venezuela have halted flights carrying unlawful migrants from the United States back to the South American country, Venezuela’s foreign ministry said, prompting criticism from anti-intervention voices.
President Donald Trump warned pilots Saturday that the airspace «above and surrounding» Venezuela should be «closed in its entirety» as his administration weighs potential strikes on targets in and around Caracas.
«Through this action, the United States government has unilaterally suspended the Venezuelan migrant flights that were being carried out regularly and weekly as part of the repatriation of Venezuelans through the Plan Vuelta a la Patria (Return to the Homeland Plan),» the ministry said in a statement.
The deportation flights had been one of the only areas of cooperation between Washington and the government of Nicolás Maduro. Venezuelan officials say nearly 14,000 nationals have been returned on twice-weekly charter flights in recent months.
The deportation flights had been one of the only areas of cooperation between Washington and the government of Nicolás Maduro. (Federico Parra/AFP via Getty Images)
VENEZUELA AGREES TO RESUME DEPORTATION FLIGHTS IN RESPONSE TO PRESSURE FROM TRUMP
At the same time, the Trump administration has continued moving forward with plans to end temporary protected status for roughly 600,000 Venezuelans living in the United States.
«Genius. Enough with this immigration enforcement nonsense. Let’s get back to True MAGA — neocon wars that exacerbate and cause migration crises. About darn time,» said Curt Mills, executive editor of The American Conservative, criticizing the shift toward military action.
So far, U.S. strikes have targeted alleged narco-traffickers operating in the Caribbean near Venezuela. But officials have signaled that operations could expand to land-based targets as Washington increases pressure on Maduro to relinquish power.
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Dozens of U.S. bombers have deployed to the region alongside the world’s largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, underscoring the scale of the buildup. With U.S. bombers and the Ford already positioned in the region, much of the world is waiting to see whether Trump will green-light the next phase of strikes against Venezuelan targets.

Venezuelan migrants repatriated from the U.S. gesture seen upon arrival at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, Venezuela, April 4, 2025. (Juan Barreto/AFP via Getty Images)

Venezuelan migrants flown from Guantanamo Bay via Honduras walk up a ladder after arriving on a deportation flight at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, La Guaira State, Venezuela, February 20, 2025. (Leonardo Fernandez Viloria/Reuters)
Trump confirmed he spoke with Maduro by phone recently.
«I wouldn’t say it went well or badly. It was a phone call,» he told reporters aboard Air Force One Sunday.
Trump presented Maduro with an ultimatum — step down or face potential U.S. military action. Maduro, the Miami Herald reported, sought global amnesty for himself, demanded to retain control of the military and resisted an immediate exit from power.
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Restraint-minded foreign policy analysts have sounded the alarm against a regime-change-driven intervention in Venezuela, arguing such a move could make migration patterns worse.
«Escalatory dynamics could trigger regional instability and hostility, with migration flows among the most predictable consequences,» a report by Stimson Center analysts Evan Cooper and Alessandro Perri claimed. «Absent a credible transition structure inside Venezuela, external pressure is far more likely to deepen chaos — driving more Venezuelans to flee — than to produce political change.»
Analysts in the libertarian foreign-policy space have issued similar warnings.
Doug Bandow, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, argued that «U.S. militarized pressure on Venezuela is far more likely to worsen instability than to produce meaningful political change,» adding that history shows «coercion in Venezuela leads to unpredictable outcomes and episodes of mass flight.»
«Escalation without a stable political alternative inside Venezuela risks accelerating the very migration pressures Washington is trying to contain,» said George A. López, a senior analyst at the Quincy Institute.
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Teen with dreams of lion taming mauled to death after climbing into enclosure at zoo

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A 19-year-old man was mauled to death after climbing into a lion enclosure Sunday morning in Brazil.
Viral video captured the incident, showing the victim scaling a roughly 26-foot-tall fence to enter the lioness’s enclosure at Arruda Câmara Zoobotanical Park, known locally as Bica, in João Pessoa, Paraíba.
Local media Correio Braziliense identified the victim as Gerson de Melo Machado who has long aspired to be a lion tamer. Machado reportedly had mental health issues and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia.
The zoo confirmed in a statement that the individual deliberately entered the enclosure, was attacked by the animal, and did not survive his injuries.
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An lioness stands on a platform at a zoo enclosure on Aug. 19, 2024. (Wiktor Szymanowicz/Anadolu)
«The Arruda Câmara Zoobotanical Park (Bica) deeply regrets what happened this Sunday morning, when a man deliberately invaded the lioness’s enclosure, resulting in his death,» the zoo said in a statement on social media Sunday. «This is an extremely sad episode for everyone, and we express our solidarity and condolences to the family and friends of the man.»
In the video, witnesses watched in horror as the teen climbed the towering fence and shimmied down a nearby tree. A lion in the enclosure spotted him, prowled to the base of the tree and waited as he continued his descent.
When the boy got close enough to the ground, the lion sprang on him. He tried to flee, disappearing into the bushes and briefly reappearing during his escape, only to be leapt on again by the lioness. The mauling then continued out of view behind a wall.
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Zoo patrons look through a window at a lion enclosure on Feb. 21, 2008. (Justin Sullivan)
Following the incident, the park was closed to allow for safety procedures and the removal of the body. The zoo stated that Bica will remain closed to visitors until the investigation and all official procedures are complete.
Machado had struggled with mental health issues throughout his life, and his mother had also been diagnosed with schizophrenia, according to Correio, which cited child welfare counselor Verônica Oliveira, who had been monitoring him since childhood. Oliveira told the outlet that Machado had always dreamed of traveling to Africa to become a lion tamer and was once caught hiding in the landing gear of a plane, believing it would take him there.
The zoo stated it does not plan to euthanize the lion, emphasizing that the killing resulted from deliberate trespassing, an incident that was «completely unpredictable» and «outside of any scenario within the park’s routine.»

Visitors view two lions through a window in their enclosure on July 22, 2025. (Justin Sullivan)
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The lion is reportedly stressed but shows no signs of behavior that would warrant concern for euthanasia.
«It is important to emphasize that euthanasia was never considered,» the zoo said. «Leona is healthy, does not exhibit aggressive behavior outside the context of the incident, and will not be euthanized.»
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Macron con Zelenski: un plan sobre Ucrania «sólo puede finalizarse» con Kiev y los europeos «alrededor de la mesa»

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