In a recent escalation of the ongoing conflict, Ukraine and Russia have traded accusations of violating a ceasefire established for Orthodox Easter. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky proposed the truce, which Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered, but both sides reported thousands of ceasefire violations. As of April 12, the Ukrainian military recorded 2,299 violations, including 479 shellings and 1,045 drone strikes. Conversely, Russia's defense ministry claimed Ukraine committed 1,971 breaches, including artillery and tank fire. The truce, which was supposed to last for 32 hours, allowed some soldiers to participate in Easter traditions, yet skepticism remains regarding Russia's intentions. Ongoing negotiations for a peace agreement have stalled, with significant disagreements over territorial claims, particularly concerning the Donetsk region. The conflict has resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties and millions displaced, marking it as Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II.