Zelenskyy condemns Russia's rejection of Easter truce, says it shows how Putin treats Christianity
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin, suggesting that the Russian leader has little regard for Christianity because he rejected an Easter truce.
"This shows very well how the leaders of this state actually treat the Christian faith, one of the most joyful and important holidays," the Ukrainian president declared. "But we keep our hope. Hope for peace, hope that life will overcome death." Easter celebrates the day when Christians believe Jesus Christ rose from the dead, three days after His Crucifixion on Good Friday.
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