Putin explains Easter fire and the Sumy missile strike
kyiv was “informed” that rejecting a stop would be a “losing position”, so Ukraine agreed, the Russian president Vladimir Putin Saying.

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Vladimir Putin
“The proposal for a high Easter fire was initially the sea on the Ukrainian side as ‘playing with destiny’, but some smarter foreign supervisors, they probably advised them not to reject such peace initiatives (Russian) national duration) a municipal.
The fire announced the fire of 6:00 pm from April 19 to midnight on April 21, saying that he hoped that “the Ukrainian side would follow our example.” However, Putin also instructed the Russian forces to be ready to repel any violation of Ukrainian troops.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky He said that kyiv would act “symmetrically” duration of the truce and propose to extend the high fire for 30 days “if the silence really strengthens.”
Putin explains the missile strike in Sumy
Separate, Putin declared that a missile strike was carried out in a Congress center in Sumy because the Ukrainian soldiers who had committed crimes in the Kursk region of Russia were being honored there.
“When it comes to proposals not to attack civil infrastructure, we need to examine what that really means,” he said. “For example, the strike in the center of Congress, I think, or the Sumy University, was it a civil object? Yes. But I was organizing an awards ceremony for people who committed crimes in the Kursk region, including Afu’s characters.
The strike in Sumy Tok Place on April 13. According to Ukrainian sources, 35 people were killed, including two children, and almost 130 were tried, with Leash at Leash. The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed that more than 60 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in the attack.
According to Putin, the strike was aimed at a meeting of the “Seversk” tactical group of Ukraine and involved the use of two ISKANDER-M tactical missiles. He said that the “criminals” Ukrainians received “fair remuneration.”