"In fact, it's a trap": the NSDC's Center for Countering Disinformation responded to reports of Russia's idea of a "ceasefire in the air"
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Russia may propose a limited air truce to avoid Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes and accumulate resources. This would allow them to continue the war on the ground, avoiding sanctions.

Ideas like "air ceasefire" are actually a trap: Russia wants an air pause to accumulate a lot of resources to resume strikes at a convenient moment for them, and to avoid sanctions now, continuing the war on the ground, said the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council Andriy Kovalenko on Telegram on Wednesday, writes UNN.
The Russians will continue to try to drag out time, but wrap it in ideas like "ceasefire in the air," but not on the ground, which Western media have already written about. This is effectively a trap, as there is no intention to end the war behind it.
And he emphasized: "On the contrary - the Russians' intention is to continue it and to ensure they don't feel painful strikes deep into the Russian Federation, as well as paralyzed air traffic - this, I believe, is our most successful action, because it paralyzes both civil aviation and cargo logistics, which depend on airport operations." "Many will say - but they also strike. Here it is important to understand the efficiency of the strikes," the head of the CPD continued.
Russia terrorizes civilians, but their air strikes do not achieve military targets, a very low percentage. Our actions are more precise and successful. Therefore, Russia wants an air pause to accumulate a lot of resources to resume strikes at a convenient moment for them. And to avoid sanctions now, continuing the war on the ground. A complete ceasefire and a meeting of leaders should be important. Everything else is Russian tricks that should not be allowed and should be immediately hit with sanctions.
Recall
Earlier, media reported that Russia might introduce a limited air truce with Ukraine as a gesture towards Trump.