Ukrainians see Russian lull as sideshow

Russia’s Tuesday is expected to launch a three-day break in the traffic jam of many Ukraine, speaking by many Ukrainians, and by President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Russia’s three-day ceasefire, while in Europe, offered to coincide with the anniversary of the late World War II – is known in Russia on Friday.

However, Putin has rejected a more important proposal for 30-day ceasefire and negotiations – an offer accepted by Ukraine.

Zelensky, in turn rejected Russia’s three-day ceasefire and said that Ukraine would not guarantee the security of a holiday military parade in Moscow’s Red Square on May 9.

Russia’s proposal was welcomed in Ukraine, where the survey consistently trusts 95% of the population.

“I do not believe there will be no ceasefire,” Tetyanok Kondratenko, 42, a shopkeeper in the village of Khotin in Sumya, about six miles from the Russian border (10 km).

“Last time, the fire was strengthened, and today we heard the Bum after the Bum in the first day,” he said in a telephone interview.

Zelensky was the right to reject the right to reject the offer because he knew what happened as what happened in the Easter.

“They declared a ceasefire, then they used to bring more equipment and attack again. What kind of ceasefire is this?”

Last month, around Easter, Russia, Russian, military operations, were offered a similar 30-hour study, but later accused of violating the reconciliation by Ukraine 3,000 times.

On this occasion, Ukraine said that this would reflect Russia’s actions, rather than declining the offer.

Ukraine’s large military officer ordered the BBC to open fire on Russian positions, but to celebrate the evidence of Russian violations and received an order to return the fire.

In Wednesday, Ukrainian officials did not strictly regulate their military actions in three days. Ukraine’s forces planned to continue military operations, a source in the President’s Office to BBC: “We will see.”

From Novosofiivka village, Zaporizhzhia’s very bad hit area, Antonina Sienina, 35-year-old Antonina Sienina, for any ceasefire for Ukraine’s safety and sovereignty, said that there should be Putin’s plan for the next three days.

But Ms. Sienina had a mixed feelings. His parents were killed in a Russian holiday, his brother was injured, the three-day offer in the village said, “Maybe to give up,” he said.

“I would honestly say that we would be happy for only one day without explosion. Only children, to take a shopping center, a playground, some players,” he said.

“We dreamed of the war or at least a temporary ceasefire, because my children were exhausted. Nerves, medicines, sleepless nights.”

The residents of the Ukrainian capital Kiev were awake in the morning in the morning of the city in the morning. A ballistic missile was successfully shot by air defense systems, but a Drone killed a mother and son and killed at least six people, including the child.

Moscow’s mayor on Wednesday, Russia’s air defense has reduced 14 Ukrainian drones overnight, he said. The Kremlin said that Drone attacks did not matter to engage in three day struggle.

Pause does not take place in Ukraine in most cases. Instead, it was greeted as more of a propaganda training. Pavlo Klimkin, a former Ukrainian Foreign Minister, said that this was another Russian power demonstration to the BBC.

“This is what the agenda is on the agenda of the agenda.” Said the climk. “There is nothing to do with the real ceasefire. All messengers – messaging, messaging to the United States, messaging to say that Russia, Russia, Russia controls Russia.”

Negotiations in February aimed at a substantial ceasefire, US President Donald Trump, by sending officials to negotiate with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine. Ukraine has been agreed to have a 30-day unconditional ceasefire since today.

Since then, there has been a deadly period in the war. Russia has targeted Ukraine’s cities with drones and missiles, killing 19 people, including 9 children last month, Cryvyi Rih and 35 people in Sumy in Sumy holidays on a playground on Sumy.

According to the UN, at least 848 civilians died between 1 and 24 April, increase by 46% compared to the same period last year.

The level of civilian deaths, even in Russian terms, even in Russian terms, 38-year-old Olexi Kamchatnyi, a scientist living in Kiev.

“It’s going to get rid of life,” Mr Kamchatnyi said. “I first, from Donbas, from Pokrovsk. I managed to evacuate my mother, but my father was left there. I have not had any connections with him since March 9.”

Again, Mr Kamchatnyi, supported temporary ceasefire, “Even though he refuses the area.”

According to Anton Grushetsky, Ukraine’s election logic, the director of the United Nations, the director of the Kiev International Institute of Sociology, despite the surrendence of a large sovereignty, he will accept the idea of ​​determining the country’s unique control and the idea of ​​accepting the unique control of the state.

“Of course there are many fatigues and there is a lot of desire to have a stable peace in Ukraine,” Mr. Grishetsky.

However, most of the previous elections, most Ukrainians can seem like a trap or just a poe to prevent attacks to Moscow during a strike during a strike.

Among many ceasefire in Ukraine have preparations for the transfer of Russia to strategic locations in the battlefield, strengthening and handing over the places where they need.

Ukraine has already been ready for a complete, unconditional ceasefire and has not been to participate in Russia’s agenda, the director of the Military Analyst and a new geopolitical research network in Ukraine.

“Why do we play Putin’s game? We are ready for the real ceasefire,” Mr Samus said. “If he wants to arrange a parade to show that he is a great leader, it’s his job.”

Daria Mitituk contributed to this report.