Combat Continues as Russia Rejects Ceasefire
- Kyrylo Budanov, Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, reported that Ukraine sent a ceasefire proposal to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, but Russia did not respond.
- The Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that a unilateral ceasefire is impossible due to risks to military personnel amid ongoing Russian shelling and combat operations.
- The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed refusal to observe a temporary truce and carried out strikes on industrial and infrastructure targets in several Ukrainian regions, resulting in casualties.
- US envoys Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan to visit Moscow and Kyiv with a peace proposal, although Russian leadership is pessimistic about ending the war on terms other than their own.
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Budanov: Ukrainian ceasefire proposal conveyed to Russian leadership, no response received
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov reported that Ukraine sent a ceasefire proposal to the Russian side, which was conveyed to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, but no reaction followed from Russia.
Budanov commented on Russia's violation of the armistice — as it turned out, the Kremlin did not even agree to it; he also suggested that the Russian Federation might pause tomorrow in its attacks on Kiev.
The proposal was not only about air strikes, but also combat on the front
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