Ukraine: Zelenskyy Rejects Putin's Failed Ceasefire
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Reports from Ukrainian soldiers indicate a lull in Russian activity in Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv, with fewer attacks and artillery strikes. However, President Zelenskyy, citing Ukraine's commander-in-chief, noted continued Russian shelling and heavy weapons use, contradicting Putin's unilateral Easter ceasefire announcement, which was widely violated. Zelenskyy called for a 30-day halt to Russian drone and missile strikes on civilian infrastructure, suggesting Russia's ceasefire was merely a PR stunt. Despite the lull, some Ukrainian troops reported ongoing Russian attacks.
Reports from Ukrainian soldiers indicate a lull in Russian activity in Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv, with fewer attacks and artillery strikes. However, President Zelenskyy, citing Ukraine's commander-in-chief, noted continued Russian shelling and heavy weapons use, contradicting Putin's unilateral Easter ceasefire announcement, which was widely violated. Zelenskyy called for a 30-day halt to Russian drone and missile strikes on civilian infrastructure, suggesting Russia's ceasefire was merely a PR stunt. Despite the lull, some Ukrainian troops reported ongoing Russian attacks.
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