We've just had another update from Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who says that "fighting continues" in the Russian regions of Kursk and Belgorod, APA reports citing BBC.
Citing a report from his commander-in-chief, Zelenskyy suggests that "Easter statements by Putin did not extend to this territory".
"Russian artillery can still be heard in certain directions of the front, regardless of the Russian leader's promise of silence," he adds, noting that the situation "has become quieter" in some areas.
Zelenskyy repeats that a proposal for a 30-day full and unconditional ceasefire "remains on the table" and says that Ukraine's actions are "symmetrical" to Russia's.
For context, Ukrainian troops crossed the border into Russia’s Kursk and Belgorod regions, and have held parts of the territory, hoping to use them as bargaining chips in possible peace talks. But Putin has said Russia is back in control in many parts of the territory
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