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Russia Announces 32-Hour Ceasefire in Ukraine for Orthodox Easter
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a temporary 32-hour ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict starting at 4 p.m. on April 11, 2025, in observance of Orthodox Easter. The Kremlin expects Ukraine to reciprocate. This follows recent Russian attacks that killed six civilians and injured 40 others.
Apr 9, 3:36 PM·1m read2 sources
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The declaration coincides with Orthodox Easter celebrations.
Escalations and Ukrainian Response Prior to the announcement, large-scale drone and missile attacks occurred on Ukraine.
Major daytime attacks have increased in recent days.
Context and Broader Developments Efforts to end the war have stalled.
There were numerous unusual trades before the ceasefire was announced, as reported by Unusual Whales.
The war continues with air attacks on Ukrainian cities and heavy fighting.
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