Ukraine Calls Out Russian 'Parade Ceasefire' as a Charade
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha labeled a three-day ceasefire declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin as a 'farce.' The ceasefire coincided with Moscow's May 9 parade, yet Russian forces violated the truce within hours, continuing their attacks along the frontline.
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In a sharp rebuke, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha dismissed the three-day ceasefire declared by President Vladimir Putin as nothing but a 'farce.'
The ceasefire, announced to coincide with Russia's annual May 9 parade on Red Square, was intended to mark the end of World War Two.
Yet, within hours of its enforcement, Russian forces were reported to have repeatedly breached the ceasefire, continuing their offensive across the frontline, as per Sybiha's statements on social media platform X.
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