A ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, intended to coincide with Orthodox Easter, officially ended on Monday after 32 hours. During this period, both nations accused each other of numerous violations. Ukraine's armed forces reported 2,299 violations by 7 am on Sunday, including assaults and drone launches, while Russia reported 1,971 violations by Ukrainian forces. Despite the temporary lull in air raids, the conflict remains tense, with Russian officials stating their troops will continue operations to secure control over 17-18% of the disputed Donetsk region. Additionally, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated Hungary's Peter Magyar on his election win, signaling a willingness to collaborate for mutual benefit and stability in Europe. The European Union is closely observing how Hungary's new leadership will influence its support for Ukraine, especially given past tensions with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's administration regarding ties with Russia.