'There is no truce': Ukraine's soldiers and civilians on Russia's ceasefire
Summary
A proposed ceasefire by Russia in Eastern Ukraine has not stopped fighting in the region, despite it being announced to coincide with Russia's Victory Day celebrations. Ukrainian soldiers and civilians report ongoing attacks, and Ukrainian President Zelensky has rejected the brief ceasefire, calling for a longer truce instead.Key Facts
- Russia proposed a three-day ceasefire starting on May 8 to mark the end of World War Two in Europe.
- Fighting continues in the Donetsk region of Ukraine despite the announced ceasefire.
- Ukrainian military personnel reported continuous explosions and ongoing attacks.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky rejected Russia's brief ceasefire proposal, advocating for a longer 30-day truce.
- Some civilians, like Svitlana from Pokrovsk, have moved to safer areas like Dobropillya due to continued danger.
- Ukraine accuses Russia of not honoring ceasefire agreements and using them as a political strategy.
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