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Russia's Ceasefire Declaration Becomes Farcical as Attacks Continue

Despite a declared ceasefire, Russia launched attacks in Ukraine, leading to casualties and skepticism from Ukrainian officials about Moscow's intentions.


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On the first day of a self-declared 72-hour ceasefire, Russia's attacks in Ukraine caused one fatality, contradicting President Putin's claim of peace. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha labeled the ceasefire a 'farce,' citing 734 violation reports within the first hours. Ukraine's parliament ratified a pivotal minerals agreement with the U.S. amid ongoing hostilities. President Zelenskyy expressed skepticism about the ceasefire's legitimacy, criticizing its timing with national celebrations in Russia. Despite the ceasefire declaration, artillery assaults persisted along the front lines, indicating a continuation of escalated tensions and conflicts between both nations.

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