Ukraine asks Russia to halt strikes on civilian targets for 30 days

Zelensky asks for 30 days without hitting civilian targets. Tomorrow talks with the US in London

Zelensky: Ukraine ready for talks to halt attacks on civilians

President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday that Ukraine stood by its proposal for an end to attacks on civili

After the very brief Easter truce, complete with mutual accusations of violations, bombs explode again in Ukraine. But the ceasefire could still become a first test, a first attempt to be repeated or replicated in the coming months. This is the hope of the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, who considers the pause that has just ended “not enough for Moscow to respond neither to the proposal for a complete ceasefire 30 days after Easter, no…

The President of Ukraine proposed to extend this truce by 30 days. "All this deserves to be studied carefully. Perhaps bilaterally," the Russian President reacted. Bilateral consultations with Ukraine would be a first since the spring of 2022.

Ukrainian President Selenskyy has proposed that Russia suspend attacks on civilian infrastructure for at least 30 days. Such targets should not be attacked with drones and missiles for that long. According to both countries, a ceasefire previously announced by Russia had not been complied with.

The Ukrainian president has repeatedly called on Vladimir Putin to extend the Easter truce that expires on Sunday evening. The Kiev leader also said the Russian military had violated the ceasefire imposed by the Little, which came into force on Saturday for 30 hours, “more than 2,000 times”. Article Ukraine proposes to Russia a 30-day pause for military strikes in civilian areas. Donald Trump's announcement first appeared on Romania TV.