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There will be no “silence at the front”: Ukraine withdraws declaration after Russian attacks

From Gazeta Wyborcza · () Polish

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  • Volodymyr Zelenskyy had said Ukraine would suspend air attacks from midnight Friday during visits by U.S. envoys to Moscow and Kyiv.
  • After Russian forces carried out nighttime raids, he withdrew the declaration.
  • Zelenskyy said, “A ceasefire cannot be unilateral.”

Volodymyr Zelenskyy withdrew a declaration that Ukraine would halt air attacks from midnight Friday after Russian forces carried out nighttime raids.

The declaration came as U.S. envoys visited Moscow and Kyiv. Zelenskyy later said that “A ceasefire cannot be unilateral.”

A ceasefire cannot be unilateral.

· Volodymyr ZelenskyyHe withdrew Ukraine's declaration after Russian night raids.
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