Russian attacks kill 27 before deadline for ceasefire proposed by Kyiv
Summary
Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine killed at least 27 people on May 7, including 12 in one large strike, just before a midnight deadline for a ceasefire proposed by Kyiv. Russia announced a short ceasefire for May 8-9 to mark a World War Two victory event, and Ukraine proposed an open-ended ceasefire starting May 8, asking Russia to agree.Key Facts
- At least 27 people were killed by Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine on May 7, 2026.
- 12 people died in one of the deadliest strikes this year.
- The deadline for a ceasefire proposed by Kyiv was midnight on May 7-8.
- Russia declared a ceasefire for two days, May 8-9, to match WWII victory celebrations.
- Ukraine offered an open-ended ceasefire starting May 8.
- Ukraine urged Russia to respond with a similar ceasefire agreement.
- The proposed ceasefires aim to pause fighting during significant commemorations and events.
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