Ukraine Says Russia Violated Putin's Unilateral Three-Day Ceasefire With Over 700 Rocket and Drone Attacks Including Sumy

Ukraine has accused Russia of repeatedly violating a unilateral three-day ceasefire declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite the ceasefire, which was announced ahead of Russia's military parade in Moscow's Red Square, Ukrainian military officials report that Russian forces have launched over 700 attacks. These violations include rocket strikes, air-dropped bombs, drone attacks, and raids on Ukrainian frontline positions within the past 24 hours. Ukraine's foreign minister described the ceasefire as a "farce," emphasizing that Russian attacks have continued across multiple regions, including the city of Sumy. Ukrainian soldiers and civilians alike report that the truce has not been observed, with ongoing hostilities undermining the ceasefire's intent.