Putin’s order for three-day truce with Ukraine begins, Kyiv calls it a ‘farce’

Russia's unilateral ceasefire comes into effect

By decision of Russian president, Moscow unilaterally halts fighting in Ukraine for 3 days on occasion of 80th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany - Anadolu Ajansı

‘What ceasefire?’ On V-E Day, Moscow’s talk of peace faces incredulity in Kyiv

Putin declared Thursday the first of three days of quiet in the war. Kyiv called it a farce, and both sides accused each other of violations

The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, has come to Moscow to participate in events marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War, reporting to TASS on 8 May.

Cypriot MEP Fidias Panayiotou travels to Moscow with German and Slovak lawmakers

The trio will be in the Russian capital on the same day as “Victory Day” celebrations.

Putin’s Proposed Victory Day Truce Is in Effect - No Russian Drones Over Ukraine – Kiev Already Accused of Breaching Ceasefire Almost 500 Times

Putin’s Victory Day truce has come into effect, spanning from today (8) until midnight May 10 going into 11.

On the occasion of World War II's Day of Victory, Russia has declared a ceasefire that Ukraine has not officially agreed to. The warring parties are accusing each other of attacking each other.