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Zelenski insists on the offer of a 30 -day respite
The president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, said tonight, in his message to the nation, that his country continues to maintain the offer of a 30 -day respite in war with Russia, while the Russian external ministry has rejected the insinuations that Moscow opposes or puts obstacles to a termination of the guests of one month.
Zelenski launched the message to the nation hours before entering into force, at midnight Russia (23.00 in Peninsular Spain), the maximum of three days of fire decreed by the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany. Putin has not accepted at any time the 30 -day fire that Zelenski has been offering for weeks.
“The proposal of Ukraine by Cesar the attacks and establishes a high fire of at least 30 days is still standing. We do not withdraw this proposal, which would give the possibility of diplomacy,” said Zelenski in his daily television speech. Russia, he said, did not respond to the offer. “This clearly shows everyone what the source of war is,” he added.
In an apparent recognition of the attacks of drones launched against Moscow and other Russian cities in the last two days, on the eve of the large parade of victory in the red square of the Russian capital, Zelenski has said that “it is absolutely of justice that the Russian skies, the skies of the aggressive, did not calm today (for Wednesday).” During the day, the aerial defenses intercepted 14 Ukrainian drones, according to the mayor of Moscow, Serguéi Sobianin.
The original proposal of a 30 -day truce has moved away from the United States and Ukraine, which is on the defensive on the battlefield in recent months, hastened to join, but Russia has said that it will accept a respite, so if certain conditions and mechanisms in the south have been given. (Reuters)
