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A Russian ballistic missile was left in Sumi, northeast of Ukrainian, at least 34 civilians and 117, according to President Voludmir Zelinsky and government officials.

Families and children were filmed without life in the streets, with buildings and cars destroyed a week before Easter when Christians celebrate the limit. Two children died and 11 were injured in the attack.

Foreign Minister Andre Sibha said: “Watching such an attack on a major Christian holiday is the absolute evil.” He said that his office was “sharing detailed information about this war crime with all our partners and international institutions,” and urged “all capitals and headquarters to respond strongly.”

“During the second month in a row, Russia refused to accept the American suggestion for a full ceasefire, which Ukraine accepted without registration or condition on March 11,” instead, Russia increases its terrorism. “

The strike came less than a day after President Donald Trump Steve Witkev met President Vladimir Putin in Russia to discuss his widespread war. The two men shook hands with the TV cameras four hours before a conversation in Saint Petersburg, where Witkev also visited a Orthodox Christian Charity.

Dmitry Peskov, Putin’s spokesman, described the United States and the United States’ ongoing talks as a “painstaking work” and made expectations of a quick breakthrough in comments on government television broadcasting on Sunday.

He said that Russia and the United States needed “more work and more time” before their relations were restored.

However, Ukrainian officials said that the deadly strike on the densely populated Sumi was evidence that Putin wanted to continue his comprehensive-largest military campaign in European territory since the Second World War-and he had no interest in negotiating the ceasefire. One of the officials of the Financial Times said that Putin “plays clearly with Trump.”

The US President has expressed his frustration in recent days about what Putin considered his feet in peace talks.

Russia rejected Trump’s suggestion for an unconditional shooting for 30 days in Ukraine, and insisted on all Putin’s maximum demands to end the war first.

It includes its awareness of the inclusion of large areas of lands-including the areas that are not controlled by Moscow-as well as in reality ending Ukraine’s ability to work as a sovereign state and decline in the wish of the Cold War security in Europe.

Although Putin offered to stop strikes on energy infrastructure last month, he did not re -shoot in the Black Sea unless the West lifted sanctions on some Russian lenders. The Russian Ministry of Defense also claims that Ukraine is not committed to the conditions for a ceasefire on energy.

It was named, on the Russian border in northeastern Ukraine, invaded by the Moscow forces and under the partial occupation during the early days of the invasion in 2022.

Since the Russian forces were later expelled that year, and after the surprise of the Ukrainian incursion in the Corsak region last August, Sumi was subjected to a heavy Russian attack, with guided air bombs, drones and missiles targeting its critical infrastructure and loud neighborhoods.

Zelinski condemned the missile strike, called for a more stable international response and honor that “peace is impossible” without constant pressure on Russia.

The strike comes a week after 20 Russian missile attacks were killed, including nine children, in the Zelenskyy hometown of Kryvyi Rih.

“Russia exactly wants this type of terrorism and draws this war,” he said.

German Chancellor Olaf Schools described the attack as “barbarian”.

“Such Russian attacks show Russia’s supposed peace to make peace. Instead, we see that Russia continues unabated the war of its aggression against Ukraine.

Participated in additional reports from Laura Beetle in Berlin