Ukraine and Russia report fighting along their front lines despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire scheduled for May 9 to May 11. Multiple outlets say the halt in hostilities is linked to a Trump-led push for peace. Despite the agreement, both sides describe continued combat in their respective areas along the long front line during the ceasefire period. The reports also note mutual accusations: Ukraine and Russia each allege that the other side carries out drone and artillery strikes. The ceasefire is described as part of broader diplomatic efforts following more than four years of war, including Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022. While the agreement sets the May 9–11 window, the sources indicate that enforcement is disputed on the ground, with both militaries and officials continuing to report incidents and attacks during those dates. The accounts reflect an ongoing pattern of reciprocal blame and contested claims about ceasefire violations.