What is Putin trying to achieve by calling a ceasefire for three days?

When is the ceasefire a real attempt to secure peace? And when is it simply public relations?

It is a very recently asked question.

Often for the Russian president.

It has become completely short shooting.

First, Vladimir Putin declared a 30 -hour decrease in hostilities on Easter, and visualized it as a “human” gesture.

Now announce the Kremlin leader Three -day truce for early May. It will continue from May 8 to May 10 to coincide with the events that constitute the eighty anniversary of the end of World War II.

In a statement, the Kremlin said that for 72 hours, all military measures will stop. She cited “humanitarian” considerations (again) and made it clear that Moscow expects Ukraine to follow.

In response to the proposal, Ukraine wondered why Russia was unable to commit to the ceasefire immediately and called for one implementation for at least 30 days.

“If Russia really wants peace, you must stop shooting immediately,” Foreign Minister Andre Cypeha said, adding: “Why wait until May 8?”

Therefore, from the Russian president who launched a large -scale invasion of Ukraine more than three years ago, is this an sincere effort to end the fighting?

Or simply public relations exercise by the Kremlin to persuade Donald Trump?

Kremlin critics will question public relations.

During the so -called Easter shooting, Ukraine accused the Russian forces of violating it again and again.

Moscow used its announcement of a temporary suspension of 30 hours in the fighting to send a signal to the White House: that in this war, Russia is the peacemaker and the aggressor kyiv. Ukraine was accused of ignoring what Moscow presented as olive branches and prolonging the war.

The recent comments made by Trump indicate that the American president did not buy it.

In a publication on the platform of social truth on the weekend, Trump wrote that there was “no” “Putin” reason to shoot missiles to civilian regions, cities and towns (in Ukraine), during the past few days.

He added: “This makes me think, he may not want to stop the war, he only exploits me, and must be dealt with differently, through” banking “or” secondary penalties? “Many people die !!!”

The braid of today’s announcement of the last Russian ceasefire. This one slightly longer: three days. Once again, this claim of “human” anxiety.

Another attempt to indicate Washington that the Kremlin only has the best intentions? Russia is really the good man in all this?

If so, it does not seem to have succeeded. Not immediately. White House press secretary Caroline Levit noted Moscow’s offer to stop the temporary shooting, but he said: “President Donald Trump explained that he wanted to see a permanent ceasefire first to stop the killing and stop the bloodshed.

“It is increasingly frustrated by the leaders of the two countries,” Levit said.

It is an indication that the American president may lose patience Now with the Kremlin, although most of his general criticism in recent months towards President Zelinski.

Last month, the Trump administration was paying both Russia and Ukraine to agree to a 30 -day comprehensive ceasefire. Ukraine had participated in that. Russia did not.

Senior Russian officials already uses President Putin’s offer for three days to try to throw Ukraine in a bad light.

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Sadly, a brand, shortly after an announcement of a ceasefire.