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Putin says Easter ceasefire over, ‘positive’ on peace

21 April 2025
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Putin says Easter ceasefire over, ‘positive’ on peace
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Fighting in Ukraine has resumed following a unilateral ceasefire declared by Russia for Easter, with both sides accusing each other of violations. President Putin expressed Russia’s openness to peace initiatives and hoped Ukraine would reciprocate, while Ukrainian President Zelenskiy reiterated the country’s willingness to pause strikes on civilian infrastructure for 30 days. The Kremlin welcomed US assurances that NATO membership for Ukraine is off the table, viewing it as a satisfaction that aligns with Russia’s interests and a root cause of the ongoing conflict.

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