Naval Forces on the End of the 'Truce': Everything that Could Fly Came from Crimea.

There is one missile carrier in the Black Sea - a submarine that likely has six missiles. After the truce with the Crimean peninsula ended, the Russians resumed attacks. This was reported by 'Hlavkom' citing the spokesperson of the Naval Forces, Dmytro Pletenchuk, in a broadcast on 'Suspilne'.

'Everything came flying from that direction. I can say that it was not quiet. We even saw 'old' friends whom we had not seen for a long Time,' he says.

Pletenchuk promises to provide details about this later.

'The enemy was conducting active operations from Crimea in the airspace as well,' says the spokesperson of the Naval Forces.

Recall that on April 19 at around 5:00 PM, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a unilateral 'Easter truce'. He ordered a ceasefire but at the same time called on the troops to be ready to 'repel provocations from the Kyiv regime.'

On April 21, President Putin's 'Easter truce' came to an end. 'Hlavkom' publishes a chronology of events to remind how it all unfolded.

Earlier, the U.S. State Department stated that they would be happy to extend the ceasefire, despite the Kremlin's earlier statement about the absence of an order to extend it. A spokesperson for the State Department said they saw President Putin's announcement of a temporary ceasefire for Easter.

Meanwhile, the spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, reacted cautiously to the U.S. State Department's call, accusing Ukraine of violating the truce and using American Himars weapons.

By the way, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský compared the Russian announcement of a truce to a performance.

Analysis:

The news contains information that after the truce ended, the Russians resumed attacks in the Black Sea. The spokesperson of the Naval Forces reported that the missile carrier submarine was equipped with six missiles. The text also mentions the enemy's active activity in the airspace from Crimea. Earlier, President Putin announced an 'Easter truce' that later ended. The U.S. State Department stated that they would be happy to extend the ceasefire, while the spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused Ukraine of violating the truce.