


Ceasefire Violations Continue as Ukraine and Russia Exchange Prisoners
Ukraine reports significant ceasefire violations by Russia, leading to renewed attacks and a prisoner exchange.
Overview
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of violating an Easter ceasefire, reporting 2,935 violations including heavy shelling and drone strikes. In contrast, Russia alleged Ukraine committed 4,900 violations. Despite Zelenskyy's proposal for a 30-day ceasefire extension, Moscow hasn't responded. Both nations exchanged hundreds of prisoners on the weekend amidst rising tensions, with Ukraine stating three civilians were killed in Kherson following the ceasefire. Putin acknowledged civilian casualties but claimed military justification. Ongoing discussions hint at stalled peace talks. The situation remains tense following intensified Russian military actions across Ukraine.
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Ukraine reported over 2,900 ceasefire violations by Russia, while Russia claimed Ukraine committed around 4,900 violations.
The two sides exchanged hundreds of prisoners, with 246 Russian service members and 277 Ukrainian POWs returned to their respective sides.
Peace talks appear stalled, with ongoing tensions and no clear progress despite efforts to secure a deal.
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