Zelenskyy on Russia’s proposal for "ceasefire regime" on 9 May: We do not trust Russians, there may be provocations
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on the so-called three-day "truce" declared by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin from 8 to 11 May.
He said this during a joint press conference with Czech President Petr Pavel, Censor.NET reports.
"Today, all these days, they are saying that they want a partial (ceasefire - ed.). But you should know, for example, the number of assaults today, the highest in recent months. They show more than 200 assaults... I had a report from General Syrskyi. He told me that yesterday, for example, there were more than 200 assaults. That is, there is no faith, there may be provocations. And if someone still believes them (Russians - ed.), let them try it on themselves," the head of state said.
As reported, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced a so-called "truce" for 8-10 May in connection with the Victory Day celebrations in Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's proposal for a three-day ceasefire on 9 May and insisted on a 30-day ceasefire as soon as possible.
