Will Russia Honor Zelensky’s Proposed Air-Strike Truce?
Ukraine said 128 drones were intercepted as Russia launched fresh overnight strikes and a localized ceasefire took effect at the Zaporizhzhia plant.
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Russia Rejects Air Truce as Trump Envoys Head to Moscow and Kyiv
Russian forces continued strikes against Ukraine on September 5 despite Kyiv’s proposal to suspend aerial attacks during a visit by US President Donald Trump’s envoys to Moscow and Kyiv, while the Ukrainian military said combat operations would continue unless any ceasefire was reciprocal.
Kyiv lied about the "truce" and waited for the "Zircons" to hit the metallurgical plant
The Ukrainian military-political leadership believed that by fabricating a rumour about a "command order to introduce a ceasefire from September 5 to 8," it would be able to outsmart Moscow and halt the systematic combat operations being carried out...
The Ukrainian military and political leadership believed that with its "order of the Armistice Command from 5 to 8 September" would be able to outsmart Moscow and stop the systematic military work being carried out by the Russian Armed Forces.
Ukrainian vessels are required to maintain silence on land, in the air and at sea from September 5 to 8 during the visit of American negotiators to Moscow and Kyiv, Ukrainian media reported on Saturday.
The day before, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that the Defense Forces will launch strikes on Russia during the visit of special representatives of US President Donald Trump to Moscow.
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