Zelensky says won't play Putin's 'games' with short truce

Ukraine rejects Russian call for a three-day ceasefire - West Hawaii Today

KYIV, Ukraine — President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday said Ukraine will not adhere to a three-day ceasefire proposed by Russia, saying such a short truce would not help in negotiations for a lasting peace.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied that Ukraine would concede to the vague terms of Russian President Vladimir Putin's unilateral May 8-11 Victory Day ceasefire proposal. Zelensky referred to Putin's May 8-11 Victory Day ceasefire demand as a

Ukraine conducts 'mass drone strikes' on Russian cities after Zelenskyy rejected Putin's 3-day truce offer

Ukraine conducted 'mass drone attacks' on several Russian cities after the country's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected his counterpart Vladimir Putin's offer for a three-day truce. Putin has been calling for a truce around May 9 as Russia gears up to celebrate Victory Day

Zelenskyy dismisses Putin's 3-day truce offer as theatrics

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected Putin's short ceasefire offer by saying it's "more of a theatrical performance" on the Russian president's part. DW has the latest.

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski said he was not willing to “play” with the truces proposed by his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, such as that of 8-10 May, who believes they are too short to talk seriously about a way out of the conflict.

Russia Strikes At Kyiv As Zelenskyy Calls For 30-Day 'Complete Silencing' Of Arms

Moscow launched air strikes against Kyiv and other Ukrainian city hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a three-day cease-fire surrounding its May 9 Victory Day remembrances -- a truce call dismissed by Kyiv as “theater.”