[Korrespondent] Russians Increase Number of Assaults During 'Truce.'
There was no ceasefire on almost all sections of the front. There were only isolated cases.
During the so-called three-day "ceasefire" that was unilaterally declared by the Russian Federation, Russian troops did not cease, but on the contrary, intensified their assault operations. This was reported by the DeepState project on Sunday, May 11.
The occupiers carried out 193, 196 and 161 assault operations, respectively, over three days.
In April, the average daily activity was 155 attacks per day.
"There was no ceasefire in almost all areas. There were isolated cases and that's it," DeepState analysts noted.
Recall that the Kremlin declared a so-called "ceasefire" for three days - from May 8 to 10. Despite this, active fighting continued at the front. The Russians also attacked border and frontline regions - Donetsk, Sumy, Zaporizhia and Kharkov regions - with guided air bombs