Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of truce violations.
Fighting between Ukraine and Russia has restarted after a short ceasefire. Both sides reported many problems with the truce. Ukraine says people died in the renewed fighting.
A 32-hour ceasefire was planned for Orthodox Easter. Russia and Ukraine accused each other of breaking the agreement many times. Over 2,000 violations of the ceasefire were reported. The fighting happened along the front lines in Ukraine. This is the fourth temporary ceasefire since the invasion began in 2022.
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Highlights
Ceasefire Violations Reported
Both Ukraine and Russia reported numerous violations of the Easter ceasefire.
2,299 Violations Recorded
Reports indicate 2,299 ceasefire violations were recorded during the Easter period.
Putin Proposed 32-Hour Pause
Russian President Putin suggested a 32-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter.
Ukraine Accuses Russia
Ukraine accused Russia of repeatedly breaking the ceasefire terms.
Nearly 500 Russian Breaches
Nearly 500 Russian forces breached the Easter truce in Ukraine.
Perspectives
- Fighting resumed after a period of reduced hostilities during Easter.
- Both sides reported violations of the ceasefire.
- A 32-hour ceasefire was agreed upon for Orthodox Easter.
- Ukraine and Russia accused each other of violating the truce.
Ukraine wants a longer-term ceasefire.
DW Deutsch, France24
Russia proposed a 32-hour ceasefire.
DW Deutsch, RTBF, De Volkskrant