Ukraine and Russia traded accusations Sunday of violating a one-day Easter truce, which was only announced by Moscow a day prior and that has since expired.
April 21 Ukraine and Russia traded accusations Sunday of violating a one-day Easter truce, which was by Moscow only a day prior and has since expired.
President Vladimir Putin declared the 30-hour Easter Truce on Saturday, stating it would run through Sunday night.
However, as Sunday ended, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine accused Russia on social media of violating the truce nearly 3,000 times.
Early Sunday, he announced that Kyiv was documenting “every Russian violation of its self-declared commitment to a full cease-fire” while accusing Moscow of only pursuing a halt to the fighting for public relations reasons.
