Local Syriana sources: Three mortar shells were fired randomly towards the city of Sweida, and explosions were heard throughout most of the city.
Putin: I propose resuming direct negotiations with Kyiv without any preconditions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin: Russia has made numerous ceasefire initiatives, but the Ukrainian side has rejected them.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in occupied Palestine: Martyrs and wounded in an Israeli drone strike on a tent for displaced people in Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip.
Local sources in Syria: The death toll in Zama, northwestern Syria, has risen to 7, including a child, according to a preliminary tally.
Local sources in Syria: Four civilians were killed and several others injured by gunfire from militants in the village of Zama in the Jableh countryside, northwestern Syria.
US President Donald Trump: I am pleased to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire.
Indian Kashmir police: Five people were killed in the Indian Jammu region in attacks launched by Pakistan this morning.
Pakistani media: Pakistani spy planes arrive in New Delhi.
United States of America: US State Department: Secretary Rubio offered America's assistance in initiating constructive talks aimed at avoiding future conflicts.
European leaders, Zelensky, agree on full unconditional ceasefire, warn Putin of sanctions
Ukraine and key European leaders announced on Saturday, May 10, a full and unconditional 30-day ceasefire set to begin May 12, with the backing of US President Donald Trump. The leaders warned that if Russia’s President Vladimir Putin refuses to comply, "massive" new sanctions will follow. Zelensky emphasized the need to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities and proposed a “contingent of support” as a central pillar of future security guarantees. Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron said the Ukraine-Russia ceasefire would be monitored primarily by the US, with Europe also contributing.