The US president Donald Trump expressed hope the Russia and the Ukraine come up with an agreement this week and then do good jobs with the US to win a fortune

In particular, Trump reports in his post via Truth Social:

“We hope that Russia and Ukraine will reach an agreement this week. Both will then start doing good jobs with the US, which are in full bloom, and they will win a fortune! “

The State Department would “welcome” the extension of the Easter truce

Meanwhile, the State Department said earlier that it would “welcome” the extension of the Easter truce that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin yesterday declared yesterday, though the Kremlin earlier said that there was no such order.

Putin announced a 30 -hour truce on Saturday, on Easter, ending at midnight tonight. However, Russia and Ukraine are accused of violating it.

“We saw President Putin’s announcement of a temporary ceasefire due to Easter. We remain committed to achieving complete and total truce, “said a US Foreign Ministry spokesman in a statement sent by email. He added that Washington would “welcome” her extension.

The two warring countries, however, blame each other of violations of the truce. On the Russian side, the Ministry of Defense has spoken of the “fruitless efforts” of the Ukrainian army to attack Russian positions in the fields of Balka and Bagatiir in the Donetsk area. Military actions were also recorded in areas bordering Bryansk, Kursk and Belgorod, where “civilians were injured or killed”.

On the Ukrainian side, President Volodimir Zelenski spoke of “Russian businesses” in the areas of Pokovsk and Sibersk on the Eastern Front, accusing the Russian army of “continuing to use heavy weapons”.

A French agency journalist in Kramatorsk, near the front, said he heard explosions today, but the situation was much quieter today and did not see smoke rising on the horizon. “The action of the enemy has declined significantly in the areas of Zaporizia and Harcovo” and only “individual incidents were observed,” a Ukrainian unit of unmanned aircraft unit, demanding that his anonymity be respected.