Read other important news that marked the news day of August 11
Zelensky condemns another Russian attack that left dead near kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has described as “terrorist” a Russian attack with four North Korean missiles, of the KN 23 type, which left at least two dead and several wounded.
“This is a deliberate terrorist attack against Ukraine,” Zelensky said on his Telegram account, saying that a man and his four-year-old son had been killed in Brovary, near the Ukrainian capital, kyiv.
Zelensky called on the country’s allies to take “firm decisions” and lift restrictions on Ukraine’s “defensive actions,” referring to the ban on the use of Western long-range missiles, such as ATACSM, against military targets, such as airfields, inside Russian territory.
Paraguayan Episcopal Conference expressed solidarity with Venezuela and requested a review of the minutes
The National Social Pastoral Caritas of the Paraguayan Episcopal Conference expressed its solidarity for the “painful post-electoral situation” that Venezuela is experiencing and demanded a public and impartial review of the voting records of the July 28 elections, whose official result confirmed the victory of Nicolás Maduro.
In an open letter, the organization stated, referring to the Venezuelan electoral process, that “democracy is in mourning” and assured that the violence registered in the country, where there are more than a thousand detainees as a result of protests against the results of the National Electoral Council (CNE), is an effect of the “lack of transparency.”
“The state of violence affecting Venezuela is rooted in the lack of transparency regarding election results that demonstrate with evidence what the will of the people has been as expressed at the polls,” the religious group said.
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