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World · 12 April 2026

Russia and Ukraine trade claims of thousands of Easter ceasefire violations

Russia and Ukraine trade claims of thousands of Easter ceasefire violations

Russia and Ukraine accused each other of thousands of violations of Moscow's Easter ceasefire, with both sides logging attacks by early Sunday morning. Russian drones continued striking Ukrainian positions after the truce took effect on Saturday, while Moscow blamed Kyiv for launching its own offensives during the same period. The pattern mirrors previous Russian ceasefire declarations during the conflict that have broken down almost immediately.

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