The Air Force reported that the Russians launched a drone in violation of the ceasefire
The Ukrainian Air Force has recorded the first instance of a Russian drone being deployed following a prolonged lull caused by the declared Easter ceasefire.
The enemy target was spotted in the sky over the Sumy region, marking the first official confirmation of a violation of the ceasefire by the occupiers.
The incident occurred this morning, April 12, after 9:00 a.m., when radar reconnaissance detected the movement of the enemy aircraft.
Russia launched a UAV toward the regional center, disregarding the ceasefire agreements that had come into effect the day before.
This report of an attack was the first in the last 18 hours of relative calm along the entire front line and in the rear regions.
That is exactly how much time has passed since the Russian side officially announced the start of a holiday ceasefire.
It is worth noting that due to the absence of active combat operations and heavy shelling overnight, the Air Force did not publish its morning report.
The traditional report for April 12 was canceled because, until the attack on Sumy, the skies over Ukraine remained clear.
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