Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of breaking proposed ceasefires ahead of Victory Day parade in Moscow – Europe live
Summary
Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of not following proposed ceasefires before the Victory Day parade in Moscow. Ukraine wants an indefinite ceasefire, but Russia aims for a shorter one to protect the parade, leading to ongoing attacks from both sides.Key Facts
- Ukraine suggested a ceasefire lasting indefinitely, but says Russia violated it multiple times.
- Russia proposed a shorter ceasefire intended to protect its Victory Day parade and said it would respond equally to any Ukrainian attacks.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine will defend its positions following Russian violations.
- The Victory Day parade is important to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s image and his justification for the war.
- Russia warned of a large strike against Kyiv if Ukraine disrupts the parade and advised diplomats to leave the city.
- Bulgaria confirmed former president Rumen Radev as its new prime minister, with his party winning a majority.
- Radev has criticized Bulgaria’s defense deal with Ukraine and opposed sending arms to Kyiv.
- The ongoing conflict is highlighted by accusations over ceasefire breaches as the anniversary event approaches.
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