“I'm worried, but it's become routine, unfortunately,” a Kyiv resident said following Russian threats of possible attacks. KYIV: Russia and Ukraine traded attacks Friday (May 8), with a two-day unilateral ceasefire that Moscow had declared around its World War II commemorations appearing to be in tatters. Ukraine never said it would abide by Moscow's call to halt strikes and lambasted Russian leader Vladimir Putin for only wanting to pause fighting so he could stage a grand parade on Red Square