Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russian troops of over 2,000 violations of a 30-hour Easter truce declared by Vladimir Putin, highlighting 67 assaults and significant shelling, particularly in the Pokrovsk area. Despite these violations, Zelenskyy noted the absence of air raids and proposed a ceasefire extending beyond Easter for at least 30 days, urging both sides to refrain from long-range drone strikes. He warned that Moscow’s rejection of this proposal would demonstrate an intention to continue actions that harm civilians and prolong the conflict.
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