Putin's cynical Easter ceasefire stunt backfires as Zelenskyy calls his bluff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : Matters first came to a head in late March when Putin publicly questioned Zelenskyy's political legitimacy and said Ukraine should be placed under temporary United Nations administration in order to elect what the Russian ruler called a more "competent" government.
28% : Trump responded by saying he was "pissed off" and "very angry" about Putin's comments.
24% : Putin's efforts to obstruct negotiations have placed Trump in an uncomfortable position and have led to widespread suggestions that the US leader is being played by the Kremlin dictator.
18% : Throughout April, the chorus of international criticism over Russia's bad faith approach to negotiations has grown steadily louder, as have demands for Trump to respond accordingly.

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