US President Donald Trump announces a partial ceasefire in Ukraine. Zelensky says he is hearing about it for the first time. Putin does not advertise
The US president has warned that Washington could end the truce with Iran if a long-term agreement is not reached by Wednesday. At the same time, tensions are rising over the Strait of Hormuz, despite its opening to commercial shipping.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, announced the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump
The truce will last 32 hours and will begin on Saturday, April 11, the day before Orthodox Easter
Attacks were reported in several countries in the Middle East despite the announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and the United States of America
Less than a week after it took effect, the truce between Israel and Hamas is already falling apart. The Israeli army claims that Hamas violated the agreement by firing a rocket, while claims come from Gaza that there was no conflict.
The truce between Israel and Iran appears to be stabilizing, but while hopes for an easing of tensions are growing in the region, many countries remain divided on Tehran.
US President Donald Trump announced that a 12-hour ceasefire has been agreed between Israel and Iran. Tehran confirmed the deal, as did Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet. However, Israel has announced that Iran has fired new missiles, and Trump is now furious about it
Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners on Easter. The festive ceasefire, however, is short-lived
Three hostages from Gaza have arrived in Israel. In exchange, Israel will release 2000 Palestinian prisoners. Because of 15 months of Israeli aggression, Gaza now has 6 percent fewer inhabitants
In Doha, Israel and Hamas reached an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of hostages. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the deal and scheduled a Security Council meeting, while a cabinet vote was postponed due to Shabbat and possible appeals.
American mediators are working on a proposal that would end hostilities between Israel and the Lebanese extremist organization Hezbollah
After Israel refused to send a delegation to the latest round of talks, the talks broke down without significant progress
France's president has announced he will travel to Qatar to help restore a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas, after today's attempt failed
Hamas and Israel are expected to release more hostages and prisoners today, the last day of an extended six-day truce, while public attention is focused on whether Qatar - which is mediating the talks - can negotiate another extension.
Israel has not officially confirmed that the truce with Hamas will be extended for two more days, although Qatari, US and UN officials welcomed the decision to extend the truce.
"The recent agreement on a four-day truce and the release of hostages, civilians is in force. It is an important first step and we appreciate the role of Qatar, Egypt and others in achieving it," Borelj said in Barcelona at the Union for the Mediterranean summit
The agreed suspension of hostilities, which should last at least four days, began at 7 a.m. local time. The first Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are expected to be released during the day
The day of the truce due to the evacuation of civilians was marked by the bombing of the maternity hospital in Mariupol. About 35.000 civilians reportedly left the besieged cities for safety via three humanitarian corridors. On Thursday night, local authorities in several cities reported bombing and shelling by Russian troops. According to Ukrainian and Western sources, an offensive on Kiev is expected in the coming days
For the third time since the beginning of the invasion, the Russian and Ukrainian delegations sat down at the negotiating table. The focus of the conversation was the evacuation of civilians from cities under Russian siege. Both sides assessed the progress as minimal and accused each other of not establishing humanitarian corridors for safe evacuation. Talks should continue in the coming days
