President Vladimir Putin announced a 3-day ceasefire on Saturday (19 April, 2025) amidst the Russia-Ukraine War. This decision has been taken by Putin regarding Easter on humanitarian grounds. After the announcement of Putin, now Ukraine’s answer has also come. In Ukraine’s capital Kiev, officials said that they do not believe in Putin. It also said that Russia had rejected the 30 -day peace proposal of America, while Kiev had given her consent on this proposal.
‘Our long history with Putin’
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andree Sibiha posted on X and said that unfortunately we have a long history with Putin. There is a big difference between their words and actions. Russia may agree on the proposal of a full and unconditional 30 -day ceasefire at any time, which has been under consideration since March.

‘Our soldiers are moving forward’
Ukraine President Volodimir Jailonsky posted on X and said, ‘I have just received a report from Commander in Chief Olexander Sirski. Today our soldiers continued their activity in the area of ​​Kursk region and maintained their position. Our soldiers have moved forward in Belgorod region and our control field has expanded.

I have just received received a report from commander-in-chiff oleksandr syrskyi.

Today, our forces continued their activity on the territory of the kursk region and are holding their positions. In the belgorod region, our warriors have advanced and expanded our zone of control.

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— Volodymyr zelenskyy / володимир зеленськия (@zelenskyyua) April 19, 2025

‘Warning of air strike throughout Ukraine’
Another attempt to play with Putin’s human life is visible at this time. A warning of air strike is spreading throughout Ukraine. At 17:15, Russian attackers were seen in our sky. Ukrainian air defense and aircraft have already started working to protect us. Shahd drones seen in our sky reflect the real attitude of Putin towards Easter and human life.

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