Jelenski says Russian attacks continue despite the announcement of a ceasefire in the month of Easter produced by Putin
AdvertisementUkrainian President Volodimir Jelensky said that Moscow continued to carry out attacks on Saturday night and Sunday morning, although Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a 30 -hour ceasefire during the Easter Easter. The Russian Defense Ministry has accused the Ukrainian forces of doing this.
Since the morning of Easter, we may say that the Russian army is trying to create a common appearance of the ceasefire, but in some places it does not abandon personal efforts to progress and cause losses to Ukraine.
Although Putin announced the Easter ceasefire on Saturday, Jelensky said 59 Ukrainian forces had recorded 59 Russian bombings, 26 units and dozens of drone attacks.
The Ukrainian president urged Russia to fully respect Russia and reiterate Ukraine’s offerings to extend the fight for 30 days from midnight on Sunday.
“We will act according to the current situation on the ground,” the Ukrainian leader said.
Jelensky’s comments contradict Saturday night that some zones have been silenced since the announcement of the ceasefire.
“Once Putin has been ordered to reduce the attacks, the severity of attacks and deaths is reduced. The only source of this war and its extension is in Russia.”
However, Russian authorities established in the somewhat occupied Ukrainian region accused the Ukrainian forces during the ceasefire.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Ukraine carried out hundreds of drone attacks and fired in Russian positions.
On Saturday, Putin announced the unilateral ceasefire, and for him, Moscow to Moscow from Moscow to Easter Sunday from Saturday to midnight.
How the ceasefire will be monitored or hiding air strikes or ongoing land wars, which will expand 24 hours a day.
The announcement was made after Donald Trump on Friday said that talks between Ukraine and Russia “reach an important position”.
Trump said that if the conversations did not advance, peace efforts could be abandoned.
Reunite with war prisoners with their loved ones
However, Ukrainian officials said on Saturday that about 277 Ukrainian soldiers returned from the Russian captivity during the conflict.
According to the Ukrainian Coordination Headquarters, the most of the Ukrainians who were released after 2000 were released in the last transfer of the prisoners, according to the Ukrainian Coordination Headquarters, to treat war prisoners.
AdvertisementDozens of family members waited for their loved ones abroad in a hospital in North Ukraine, where war prisoners were recently released after the border.
48 of them, Natalia Lohwichuk, who ran to the bus at the time he arrived -did not see his son three years ago after he was captured during the Mariol war in spring.
His son, 23 -year -old Ihore Lohichuk, was captured by about 40 pounds.
“This is not yet real,” he said. “We haven’t come here yet. We can all come back. But we are not here yet.”
Advertisement“1,102 days captured – this is not five days,” he explained.
The mother, thrilled and embracing the son, has appealed: “We appeal to the whole world and all countries – we help bring home our boys.”
A total of 246 soldiers have returned from the Kiev -controlled area on the Russian side, the Defense Ministry said.
Saturday, which was mediated by the United Arab Emirates, is 63rd since the fourth and large Russian invasion of this year.
AdvertisementAbout 4,552 Ukrainians, military and civilians have been sent back from the beginning of the Russian war against the neighboring country in February 2022.
It is believed that thousands are captured.
