Moscow: Ukraine violated a temporary ceasefire

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a new order on a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine on Easter on Saturday; A decree that reflects Russian peaceful actions, but apparently, according to Moscow, has ignored it.

“Ukrainian forces targeted Russian positions five times and carried out numerous drone attacks,” the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement Sunday.

Referring to Ukraine’s provisional ceasefire violation, the ministry added: “Ukraine’s violations and attacks by forces have left a number of injured and killed as well as damage to civilian infrastructure.”

The Russian Defense Ministry’s report reports that Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelksky claimed yesterday after his Russian counterpart declared it.

“If Russia is willing to make a real ceasefire, Ukraine will also act accordingly,” he said. “Also, if a complete ceasefire occurs, Ukraine also proposes to extend it after Easter.”

In this regard, the media in the world responded to Putin’s order, and the Wall Street Journal wrote in a report: “Putin’s proposal is an easy diplomatic victory, as well as the American side refuses to resign and, of course, refuse to resign.”

At the end of the statement, the Russian Defense Ministry also said that before the ceasefire announced, the Russian army had controlled the Nawumikhailika area in eastern Ukraine.

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