A truce between Russia and Ukraine to mark the Orthodox Easter formally expired Monday, both sides having accused each other of thousands of violations, despite a lull in Russian air raids.While the

Donetsk airport was hit, where Russian forces were storing important weapons Ukraine’s Defense Forces reported carrying out a series of strikes on enemy targets, including storage sites for attack drones and ammunition depots,

Russia has unleashed a massive drone and missile barrage on civilian areas of Ukraine and is stepping up ground attacks along the front.

Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of thousands of violations of a ceasefire supposed to take place on Orthodox Easter Sunday.

KYIV/MOSCOW, April 12 (Reuters) - Russia and Ukraine accused each other L1N40U064 on Sunday of breaching the 32-hour ceasefire L1N40S124 in their four-year war, reporting more than a thousand drone and shelling attacks just hours after the truce began on Saturday to mark Orthodox Easter.

Ukraine launched more cross-border attack drones than Russia in a one-month period for the first time since the start of the ongoing war in 2022, according to daily data published by the Ukrainian Air Force and Russian Ministry of Defense, which was analyzed by ABC News.

Ukraine warns Russia is establishing long-range drone control stations in Belarus, intensifying the war and threatening NATO's eastern flank.

NATO members Estonia and Latvia say stray drones hit their territory amid one of Moscow's biggest assaults on Ukraine.

The International Monetary Fund slashed Ukraine's growth forecasts but raised Russia's on April 14, as Kyiv exits a winter of heavy bombing and Moscow rides an unexpected windfall from the war in Iran.

No Shahed drones or missiles were used, but Russia relied on alternative weapons The Russian army carried out more than 10,000 attacks on Ukrainian positions during the so-called Easter ceasefire, using drones and assault operations,