Kyiv, half of Ukraine under air raid alerts hours after one-day Russia ceasefire ends

Two days and two nights after the end of the paschal truce unilaterally declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin, which has been respected only in the air and in some places, it is difficult to believe in a lull in the eastern part of the country. However, in Kramatorsk, not far from the front line, the inhabitants try to continue to live despite the constant danger, while Russia resumed its strikes on Monday 21 April.

News Wrap: Russia resumes fighting in Ukraine after 30-hour 'Easter truce'

In our news wrap Monday, Russian President Putin says fighting has resumed in its war against Ukraine after a 30-hour Easter truce ended, U.S. airstrikes in Yemen's capital city killed at least 12 people and wounded 30 more and four House Democrats are in El Salvador to advocate for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man whom the Trump administration acknowledges it deported there by mistake.

Russia resumes fighting following 'Easter truce'

The ‘Easter truce’ declared by Vladimir Putin ended at midnight on Easter Sunday

Russia has continued its attacks on targets in Ukraine.

Russia hammers Ukraine as one-day ceasefire ends

The NewsRussia launched a major aerial attack on Ukraine, definitively ending an Easter truce that Kyiv anyway said was repeatedly violated. Air raid sirens blared in the Ukrainian capital and parts of the eastern half of the country, while Russia itself accused Kyiv of undermining the one-day ceasefire. The resumption of fighting came with Washington voicing frustration over the slow pace of peace talks: US President Donald Trump said he hoped …

Fighting resumes in Ukraine after Russia ends Easter cease-fire by pounding seven regions

Russian forces ended a short-lived cease-fire by launching a wave of aerial attacks against cities across south-eastern and central Ukraine overnight, including the capital, Kyiv, Ukrainian authorities said.