Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of increasing attacks during the Easter period instead of agreeing to a ceasefire. Recent Russian drone and missile strikes have killed and injured civilians across Ukraine. Efforts to end the conflict with Russian through US-mediated discussions have stalled.
Key Facts
- President Zelensky accused Russia of choosing conflict over a ceasefire during the Easter holidays.
- Six civilians were killed, and 40 were injured in recent Russian attacks across Ukraine.
- Major attacks during daytime have become more common.
- US-led peace efforts have stalled with focus shifting to the Middle East conflict.
- Zelensky reported that Russian troops' advances have slowed, making the situation on the eastern front more favorable for Ukraine.
- In recent days, Ukraine has targeted Russian energy facilities in its counter-attacks.
- Plans for further peace talks, mediated by the US, have been postponed.
- Zelensky expressed concerns over potential weapon shortages due to US resources being allocated to the conflict in the Middle East.
