In a move that highlights the fragile nature of the ceasefire, Russia has declared a unilateral truce for Orthodox Christians to celebrate Easter on April 9th. However, Ukraine insists attacks continue throughout the country as the two sides remain locked in a bitter conflict. While Moscow claims this is an act of goodwill and an opportunity for dialogue, Kyiv emphasizes the necessity to defend its territory against Russian aggression. The declaration comes amidst ongoing heavy fighting across eastern Ukraine, with both sides accusing each other of breaching the fragile truce. The international community has called for a lasting ceasefire, but the current situation remains fraught with tension and uncertainty.
Russia Announces Unilateral Easter Truce Amidst Ongoing Conflict
