Summary
A temporary Easter truce between Russia and Ukraine was agreed upon, but fighting resumed quickly with air raid sirens heard in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Both sides have violated the truce intended to last until Easter Monday without major missile or drone strikes occurring.
Key Facts
- Russia and Ukraine agreed to an Easter truce to pause fighting.
- The truce began on Saturday afternoon but was disrupted shortly after.
- Air raid sirens were reported in the Kharkiv region, northeastern Ukraine.
- Ceasefire violations have been reported along the frontline.
- The truce aimed to give people a break during Easter celebrations.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky stated Ukrainian forces would respond strictly if needed.
- Families attended Easter services in Kharkiv under a curfew.
- A Ukrainian drone unit continued preparing for possible attacks despite the truce.
