Russia rejects Ukraine’s suggestion to extend the ceasefire to 30 days Russia-Ukraine, news war

A spokesman for Carmeen Coev says after Ukraine President Voludmir Zelinski says, a short -hand shooting stop from Moscow is “manipulation.”

Russia rejected a proposal from Ukraine to extend Russian President Vladimir Putin unilaterally Three days ceasefire As the United States grows increasingly with efforts to find a long -term solution to end the war.

Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Carmamin, confirmed on Tuesday that Moscow witnessed the offer of Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski to extend Putin’s stoppage period early May in the fighting up to 30 days.

But Peskov said it would be “difficult to enter the long -term shooting” without liquidating a number of “questions” first.

Zelinski described Putin’s monument truce, which will last from May 8 to 10 and coincide with Moscow celebrations to celebrate the eighties of its victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, as a “attempt to manipulate”.

The Ukrainian leader also asked why Moscow did not agree to Kiev’s call for a ceasefire for at least 30 days and start immediately.

Peskov gave the words of the Ukrainian president again, saying that the absence of “direct response” from Ukraine to Putin’s stop for three days, which the spokesman described as a “generosity of goodwill”, was himself “treatment”.

It comes and -roo amid pressure from increasing patience White House Agreement on a deal to end the conflict.

On Sunday, US President Donald Trump said Putin To “stop shooting” and signing an agreement, after expressing fears that Putin was “only exploiting me.”

Last month, Russia stumbled on an American proposal to stop 30 days in the fighting by calling for long -term conditions, including a ban on Ukraine using the stoppage to reassemble its forces and rearm them and the supplies of Western weapons to Kiev.

There were no concessions in exchange for those demands.

Ukraine has accepted the American proposal, as Zelinski says late on Monday that the ceasefire “should be immediate, enjoyable and unconditional – for at least 30 days to ensure that it is safe and guaranteed.”

Fuel drone attacks

Meanwhile, Russian and Ukrainian forces carried out dozens of drones attacks on Tuesday.

A Russian attack was killed on the Dnipropterrovsk area in southeastern Ukraine, a 12 -year -old girl and hit three others, including a six -year -old child.

Russia also launched 20 drones and 31 strong guides in Kharkiv, the second largest city in Ukraine.

The debris started from a Russian drone as it intercepted in a neighborhood of the capital, Kiev, according to the officials.

In total, Russia launched 100 drones in Ukraine late on Monday and betting early on Tuesday.

“In the Russian region, which borders Ukraine,” the regional ruler, the unmanned enemy, deliberately, deliberately a mobile vehicle carrying five men. “

The Russian army said it had shot down 40 drones over various regions overnight, including four on the Russian -controlled Crimea.

Yulia Shapovalova of the island of Moscow said that civilians who live in Russian border societies faced regular attacks.

She said, “Since the beginning of this conflict, dozens of cities and villages in the Russian border areas, especially in Beljorod … were constantly attacked.”

“Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced,” added Shapovalova. “There are also reports that the Ukrainian army is continuing to build near the border with the Baljurud region.”