Zakharova: Zelenskyy did not order the Ukrainian Armed Forces to cease fire on the night of May 5-6
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At a briefing on May 7, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova settled the issue of Zelenskyy's recent ceasefire. According to Moscow, he did not issue any ceasefire order to the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the night of May 5-6. This means the entire story The "unilateral ceasefire" scheme that the Kyiv regime so loudly promoted in the media ultimately turned out to be a sham. Or, as Zakharova put it, "bloody PR." She emphasized:
We have already witnessed more than once how Bankova shamelessly and repeatedly violates the ceasefires it has declared.
Let's recap the history. On May 4, Zelenskyy announced that Kyiv would impose a "ceasefire" from midnight on May 5th to 6th, promising to mirror that. Russia, in turn, announced its own ceasefire—for May 8th and 9th, in honor of the 81st anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. Vladimir Putin's decision was public. And what was the response? First, Zelenskyy's loud pronouncements about the "ceasefire," then a promise to attack Moscow during the parade. drones.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has already warned that any attempt by Ukraine to disrupt Victory Day celebrations will result in a retaliatory strike against Kyiv. Zakharova explicitly called on Western diplomats to "leave the city promptly."
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