US EditionUkraine Marks Fourth Christmas at War, Hope Flounders
Ukraine faces ongoing Russian attacks and energy outages during its fourth wartime Christmas while awaiting Moscow's reply to a 20-point peace plan proposed by Kyiv and Washington.
- On Wednesday, Ukraine marked its fourth Christmas at war amid continuing Russian attacks and little optimism while Kyiv awaits Moscow's reply to a 20-point peace framework.
- Families and soldiers on leave walked decorated streets in Lviv, Ukraine, to preserve traditions, but many households could not share Christmas Eve meals while around 50,000 residents from western Lviv region serve in the armed forces.
- In Lviv, hundreds of ribbons bearing the names of Ukrainian prisoners of war were placed beside a nativity scene, while families decorated graves and held a 'Mournful Carol' ceremony at the city's military cemetery to honor fallen soldiers.
- Many Ukrainians, however, voiced scepticism about Moscow's intent, doubting captives will return despite Zelenskiy's framework seeking their release and accepting roughly 20 per cent territory.
- Authorities reported damage to heating and electricity systems that killed one person and injured at least 15 others as temperatures dropped to minus 11C, with Kharkiv among the hardest hit.
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Kiev and the United States have worked on a new proposal for a peace plan, in 20 points, but Trump talks about "hate" and shows little optimism, while from the Kremlin come accusations to Europe and negative signals. And Moscow continues to make progress on the field
Ukraine celebrated Thursday its fourth Christmas at war between Russian attacks and with little hope for peace, while awaiting Moscow’s official response to the 20-point plan to end the conflict developed by Kiev and Washington. Many families, including soldiers on leave or in rehabilitation, walked on the day of ...
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Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski has hated Ukrainian Wednesdays The happy Christmas, the fourth anniversary of the war since the beginning of the Russian invasion, and expressed hope for a rapid return to peace, EFE informs.
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