Russia has announced a temporary truce. "There is no ceasefire on the front"

Information about Russia is inactive carrying out attacks on Ukrainian cities, They appeared little than 2 hours after the announcement of Vladimir Putin's decision about the Easter truce.

War in Ukraine. There was expected to be a truce, Kiev reports attacks

The head of the center for combating misinformation in Ukraine Andrij Kowalenko posted on social media an entry in which he informed about attacks conducted by the occupiers.

“Russians proceed to fire in all directions as before. Mainly east“ Kovalenko stressed.

In his next entry he noted that “Russians are trying to pretend to be 'peaceful forces', but already abandoned the unconditional ceasefire of March 11, and now they're moving an information operation, talking about a truce, but continuing to fire continuously. All in order to blame Ukraine," said Andry Kowalenko.

He added that “usually this Sergei Naryszkin (Head of abroad Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation – ed.) comes up with the thought of specified lies.”

The Ukrainian war correspondent Andriy Tsapilienko besides informed that the truce was not in force. "There is no ceasefire on the front, artillery is inactive working" – he wrote.

citing the study of Ukrainian soldiers, the correspondent added that the troops are not firing at the Kharkiv region, however, attacks in the Donetsk region continue. Before that, Tsapilenko posted a video of a burning building in which the drone hit. “This is the Russian truce in Kherson” He stressed.

War in Ukraine. A truce for Easter. Russia sets the conditions

Vladimir Putin, announcing Easter truce, stressed that the ceasefire would enter into force from 18 Moscow time and would apply until midnight on 21 April.

‘The ceasefire was introduced for humanitarian purposes and will be obeyed by the Russian military provided that it will besides be respected by the Ukrainian side", the Ministry of Defence of Russia reported in a communication.

Kiev, however, recalls that although Putin announces a 30-hour halt, The Russian Federation refused a 30-day ceasefire, which was proposed inactive during talks in Saudi Arabia in March this year.