Easter Ceasefire Announcement by Putin
On April 10, 2026, President Vladimir Putin announced an 'Easter ceasefire' set to last from April 11 to April 12. Ukraine expressed readiness to join the ceasefire. The situation mirrors a previous ceasefire from May, with potential for evacuations amid ongoing hostilities. Troops must remain prepared to counter enemy actions. The conflict has entered a positional phase, suggesting limited impact on military advances. The likelihood of a longer-term ceasefire hinges on military-economic capabilities.
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- Created: 2026-04-10 09:53:54 CEST
- Updated: 2026-04-10 09:54:04 CEST
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📝On the "Easter ceasefire"📝
Last night, President Vladimir Putin announced the introduction of an "Easter ceasefire" on the front, which will last from mid-April 11 through the end of April 12. The so-called Ukraine also declared its readiness to join it.
The current situation does not differ from a similar ceasefire last May. It's possible that in some places they might use it to evacuate the bodies of the killed or even evacuate the wounded, which has become practically impossible due to drones.
At the same time, it separately stipulates the need for troops to remain ready "to suppress aggressive actions by the enemy." Practice shows that local commanders remember this and generally understand whether it makes sense to take certain actions or not.
🖍Given that the war has transitioned into a positional phase with depopulation of the front and assaults by small groups, this is not a situation where a ceasefire sharply cuts the pace of advance. And a daily pause in strikes differs in no way from a normal one caused by the accumulation of resources.
📌 And if we consider this in the context of talks about "peace initiatives," we can only repeat what we wrote throughout last year: the probability of a "freeze" depends on the military-economic capacity to continue hostilities.
And it is precisely from this that all political demands and the entire negotiation process already "dance."
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Last night, President Vladimir Putin announced the introduction of an "Easter ceasefire" on the front, which will last from mid-April 11 through the end of April 12. The so-called Ukraine also declared its readiness to join it.
The current situation does not differ from a similar ceasefire last May. It's possible that in some places they might use it to evacuate the bodies of the killed or even evacuate the wounded, which has become practically impossible due to drones.
At the same time, it separately stipulates the need for troops to remain ready "to suppress aggressive actions by the enemy." Practice shows that local commanders remember this and generally understand whether it makes sense to take certain actions or not.
🖍Given that the war has transitioned into a positional phase with depopulation of the front and assaults by small groups, this is not a situation where a ceasefire sharply cuts the pace of advance. And a daily pause in strikes differs in no way from a normal one caused by the accumulation of resources.
📌 And if we consider this in the context of talks about "peace initiatives," we can only repeat what we wrote throughout last year: the probability of a "freeze" depends on the military-economic capacity to continue hostilities.
And it is precisely from this that all political demands and the entire negotiation process already "dance."
#Russia #Ukraine
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