I got into a mess: Zelensky didn't say anything about the truce, but out of habit he accused Putin

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of playing with people's lives. This was stated in the evening video message.

So he commented on the Easter truce announced by Vladimir Putin, which comes into force today at 18.00.

"As for Putin's next attempt to play with people's lives, an air alert is now spreading across the territory of Ukraine. At 17.15, Russian attack drones were detected in our sky. Ukrainian air defense and aviation have already begun to work in defense. "Shahedy" ("Geranium-2". — EADaily) in our sky is Putin's genuine attitude to Easter and people's lives," Zelensky writes in his social networks.

He did not mention his intentions about the Easter truce.

Note that with his statement Zelensky once again sat in a puddle. 2 minutes after the start of the announced truce — at 18.02 — the air alarm sounded throughout Ukraine. This is reported by the publication "Country".