Ukraine labels Russian Stakes -Tuuren a farce after hundreds of violations

The unilateral three-day ceasefire of Russia has turned out to be a farce because of continuous attacks on front line, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andrii Sybiha.

He accused Russia from 734 violations since the truce came into effect at night until Thursday, and added that Ukraine responded ‘fitting’ to every attack.

The Russian Ministry of Defense insisted that it was caught – the Fires – by Vladimir Putin on the occasion of the Victory Day of the Second World War – was called up – and accused Ukraine of 488 violations.

According to the emergency services, at least one person was killed in the northern region of Sumy, according to the emergency services.

The Air Force of Ukraine said There were no drone or rocket attacks in his airspace on Thursday 8:00 am (05:00 GMT), although Russia had intensified strikes with the help of air-launched slides in the Sumy area.

Buildings were hit in a residential area of ​​Bilopillia, a city in Sumy just south of the Russian border. Redners freed a woman who is trapped under the rubble, said emergency services.

The Ukrainian military spokesperson Viktor Trehubov said that there had also been Russian military attacks in various eastern areas after the Russian cease -the fires officially came into effect at midnight Moscow (21:00 GMT on Wednesday).

KYIV has rejected the Armistice of Russia, with Volodyymyr Zenskyy calling it a “theatrical show” that was designed to protect the Moscow Victory Day Parade on Friday. The Ukrainian president has repeated the calls for a longer ceasefire of at least 30 days.

A temporary cease-fire of 30 hours was announced by the Kremlin during Easter, which saw a decrease in fighting, but claims of hundreds of infringements from both sides.

The Kremlin has described its break as a “test of Ukraine’s willingness for peace”, although Putin has previously rejected a joint US-Ukrainian proposal for an unconditional ceasefire.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that all groups of Russian forces in Ukraine “had completely stopped combat operations and remained on the previously occupied lines and positions”. However, they responded in a “mirror -like way” in violations through Ukrainian troops.

Responding to the bombing of the Sumy region, Sviatoslav Yurash, an Ukrainian parliament member and a soldier, accused Moscow of lying.

“We don’t want peace that breaks apart in no time, and Russia is making an attempt to try to kill us and destroy us,” he told the BBC.

Sergey Sanovich from Stanford University told the BBC that the Russian truce was not intended as a gesture of goodwill for Ukrainians, but rather to retain interest in peace talks with the US.

Since his inauguration in January, President Donald Trump has tried to end the war in Ukraine by mediating with both parties – but he has been accused of putting pressure on Ukraine to make painful concessions to conclude a peace agreement.

On 24 February 2022, Russia launched a full invasion of Ukraine and currently checks approximately 20% of the territory of Ukraine, including the Southern Crima peninsula that was attached by Moscow in 2014.

For three consecutive days before the proposed ceasefire of Russia, Kyiv and Moscow exchanged a barrage of strikes.

The The Russian Ministry of Defense said Wednesday 524 Ukrainian drones had been destroyed for the past 24 hours – a record number if confirmed. No victims were reported, but flights were suspended at Russian airports, causing around 60,000 passengers to disrupt disruption.

Sergey Sanovich told the BBC that the Ukrainian drone attacks were an indication that Kyiv was not interested in “Peace of desperation”.

On the eve of Victory Day in Moscow, China’s Xi Jinping Vladimir met Putin in the Kremlin to sign an updated investment agreement. Xi said that the tires of the two countries had injected “positive energy” into a world in turmoil.

The Chinese president is one of the reported 27 leaders who attend the commemorations of Russia on the red square of Moscow.

Prior to the event, Ukraine warned that it could not guarantee that the safety of someone who attended the parade.

Andrei Fedorov, a former Russian deputy Foreign Minister, said the BBC that “Russia is seriously concerned about the possibility of attack by Ukrainian drones”.

Spokesperson for Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, said that Russian military and special services “all the necessary measures” took to ensure that the celebration takes place “in a quiet, stable and peaceful atmosphere”, including the jamming of mobile internet connections for the parade.

In contrast to Russia, the rest of Europe celebrates the victory in Europe (VE) day on 8 May. Commemorations this year mark the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany.

Zelensky released a video address on Thursday, where he was seen by Central Kyiv and paid his respect to fallen Ukrainian soldiers on a great representation of Ukrainian flags.

He said that Ukraine marked the Victory Day, along with all those who had fought to ensure that evil would be losing and “never again”.

“Unfortunately, three years ago, it happened again and just like before the air raid roared Siren about Kyiv,” he said.

The muscles of the celebration of Russia as a “parade of cynicism”, he warned that evil, with violence “, had to be fought.