Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesperson, declared a stern warning regarding potential Ukrainian attacks during a three-day ceasefire announced by Putin in preparation for Victory Day. Peskov conveyed that Russia has received instructions from its Supreme Commander to respond adequately if Ukraine acts aggressively. Ukrainian President Zelensky dismissed the ceasefire as mere theater, arguing that it doesn't facilitate real diplomatic resolutions. Additionally, a Russian official threatened nuclear consequences should Ukraine carry out attacks during this truce, heightening tensions around the forthcoming May 9 Victory Day celebrations in Moscow.
Peskov warned that if Ukraine does not obey Putin's demand for a ceasefire, there will be an instant and a quick response.
Zelensky criticized the ceasefire as a theatrical performance, stating that there isn't enough time to formulate a solid plan to end the war.
A Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council issued a nuclear warning, stating that if Ukraine attacks on May 9, Kyiv may not survive to see May 10.
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