Ukraine says Russia violated ceasefire initiated by Kyiv
Russian strikes hit multiple Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, and officials said 27 people were killed and at least 120 injured before the ceasefire took effect.
- Ukraine accused Russia of violating a ceasefire initiated by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, with reports of one person killed and three wounded in northern and eastern regions.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Russian attacks continued overnight, including strikes on Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia, calling Russia’s ceasefire claims insincere.
- Vladimir Putin had announced a separate ceasefire for May 8–9 to coincide with World War II victory commemorations, while Ukraine proposed an immediate open-ended truce starting Tuesday midnight.
- Despite the ceasefire proposal, Russia launched missiles and over 100 drones, with attacks hitting regions like Sumy and Kryvyi Rih, causing casualties and infrastructure damage.
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Zelensky says Russia choosing war as dual ceasefires falter
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday that Russia had decided to reject efforts to halt fighting and save lives by launching fresh attacks on Ukraine, which had called a unilateral ceasefire.
Russian attacks kill 26 civilians, injure at least 118 over past day, as Zelensky's proposed ceasefire kicked off
Russian forces attacked Ukraine with two ballistic missiles, a Kh-31 air-to-surface missile, and 108 drones of various types, including Shahed-type drones, overnight, the Air Force said on May 6.
Russia attacks Ukraine despite the ceasefire proclaimed by President Selenskyi. During the night, Russian troops fired 108 drones and several rockets at numerous targets.
Since the night a ceasefire announced unilaterally by Kiev has been running. Moscow counts much less Ukrainian drones than last. Kiev accuses Russia of ignoring the advance.
Ahead of the celebrations marking the victory over Nazi Germany, the Kremlin offered a ceasefire – and then apparently broke it dozens of times, as reports from Ukraine now show. Numerous people were killed as a result.
Dozens Killed Ahead of Kyiv and Moscow Unilateral Ceasefires
More than 20 people were reported killed in a new wave of strikes across Ukraine on Tuesday, May 5th ahead of separate ceasefire plans by announcedUkraine and Russia ahead of upcoming commemorations. Regional authorities said 12 people died in an aerial strike in Zaporizhzhia, while additional fatalities were reported in Kramatorsk and Dnipro. Dozens of others were injured in overnight missile and drone attacks. Russian officials also reported …
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