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TRUMP'S 72-HOUR CEASEFIRE TAKES EFFECT ON MAY 9 — RUSSIA LAUNCHES 51 ATTACKS ON DAY ONE
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Canada: Moscow and Kyiv accept Trump's truce — Ottawa waits for deeds, not words
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
Canada: the Globe and Mail and CBC cover the Russia-Ukraine truce in line with their editorial support for Ukraine. The Globe headlines 'Russia, Ukraine agree to three-day ceasefire and prisoner exchange,' foregrounding the prisoner exchange as the most verifiable concrete element. Canada, which has imposed severe sanctions on Russia and provided military aid to Ukraine, remains sceptical about Russian sincerity but acknowledges that any halt in hostilities, even temporary, represents a real humanitarian gain for Ukrainian civilians.
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France: despite the truce, drones keep falling — Paris watches an American 72-hour peace with scepticism