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Russia and Ukraine clash over ceasefire proposals as fighting rages

Ukraine and Russia clashed over competing ceasefire proposals ahead of Victory Day celebrations in early May 2025 in Ukraine.
The disagreement emerged as Russia suggested a 72-hour ceasefire, while Ukraine and the U.S. Pushed for an extended 30-day halt to the fighting.
Tensions escalated with Moscow accusing Ukrainian President Zelenskyy of threatening dignitaries' safety and Ukraine advising against visiting Russia during the period.
A Russian drone attack in Kharkiv injured 47 people by targeting multiple civilian locations with thermobaric drones, while Russia’s Defense Ministry reported intercepting a large number of Ukrainian drones during overnight air defense operations.
The events underscore ongoing hostilities around ceasefire talks, highlighting challenges in securing durable peace without effective monitoring and mutual de-escalation.

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