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Putin breaks bogus ‘Easter truce’ by battering Ukraine frontlines with drones & storming Kyiv’s positions, Zelensky says

Published on April 20, 2025 at 10:21 AM

UKRAINE has blasted Vladimir Putin over his bogus ‘Easter truce' and accused the despot of launching dozens of destructive attacks today.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has hit out at Russia for continuing to pummel the Ukrainian frontlines with countless drone attacks and targeted assaults.

Firefighter battling a large fire engulfing vehicles and a building.
One of Russia's recent strikes which destroyed Sumy and killed dozens – including children
Vladimir Putin seated at a table.
Vladimir Putin has been blasted over his bogus ‘Easter truce' for launching assaults on Ukraine today

Zelensky took to X to reveal the truth behind Putin's sham peace proposal on Saturday.

He said: “Despite Ukraine declaring a symmetrical approach to Russian actions, an increase in Russian shelling and the use of kamikaze drones has been observed since 10:00am.

“The most active Russian operations this morning have been carried out in the Pokrovsk and Siversk directions.

“In these and several other areas of the frontline, Russia continues to use heavy weaponry.

“Between midnight and noon today, Russian forces have already carried out 26 assaults.”

The outrage over Russia's attacks come after Putin declared a truce with Ukraine over the Easter period.

Thepresident claimed he ordered his meatgrinder forces to halt theirbattlefieldonslaught from tonight up until midnight on Monday.

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