Putin has ordered Defense Minister Shoigu to introduce a 36-hour ceasefire along the entire frontline in Ukraine from 12:00 on Jan 6 to 24:00 on Jan 7, to observe Orthodox Christmas. He also called on Ukraine to declare a ceasefire. Let's see what Zelensky says.
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Kremlin calls on Ukraine to declare ceasefire for Christmas services
We call on the Ukrainian side to declare a ceasefire and allow citizens to attend Christmas services, – Kremlin
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Partisans claim S-300 depot explosion in Radens’k kills dozens
In the village of Radens'k in occupied Kherson, local partisans claim that a missile depot for S-300 complexes was blown up. And together with the warehouse a base that hosted Russian soldiers. They claim about dozens of dead.
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Russian shelling kills family of three in Beryslav, Kherson Oblast
A family – two adults and a child – died in Beryslav, Kherson Oblast, as a result of a Russian shell hitting a house, reported Deputy Head of the President's Office Kyrylo Tymoshenko. "What have the husband, wife and their 12-year-old son done wrong?" @APUkraine rep commented.
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Putin orders cynical Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine
Putin instructed Shoigu to introduce a ceasefire along the 'contact line' in #Ukraine from 12:00 on January 6 to 24:00 on January 7. How cynical. War criminals and murderers are 'celebrating' Orthodox Christmas.
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Putin requests Orthodox Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine
Russian media: Putin requests Orthodox Christmas ceasefire on front line in Ukraine.
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Putin orders temporary ceasefire in Ukraine for Jan 6-7
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin ordered Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu to implement a temporary ceasefire along the entire front line in Ukraine from midday on Jan. 6 to midnight on Jan. 7, according to Russian state media agency RIA Novosti.
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Putin Orders Orthodox Christmas Ceasefire in Ukraine
Putin instructed Shoigu to introduce a ceasefire along the entire line of contact between the parties in Ukraine from 12:00 on January 6 to 24:00 on January 7, – the Kremlin.
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Ukrainian soldiers endure repetitive war days during holidays
It’s the last days of December and the heat of the holiday season. But an artillery battalion with Ukraine’s 24th Mechanized Infantry just couldn’t care less. For them, it’s like Groundhog Day – just another day of war that keeps repeating over and over.
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Ukrainian Su-25s continue covering infantry in Bakhmut
🇺🇦Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft in the Bakhmut area will continue to cover the infantry pic.twitter.com/gsFy0Q3lY0
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 5 janvier 2023Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft in the Bakhmut area will continue to cover the infantry