Ceasefire Day 2: 121+ Combat Clashes, 1 Killed, 19 Injured Across Ukraine — Trump Hopes for Extension

On May 10, the second day of the Trump-brokered 3-day ceasefire (May 9–11), Ukraine reported 121–150 combat clashes and continued Russian drone and missile activity despite the declared truce. Russia and Ukraine traded mutual accusations of violations: Russia claimed Ukraine committed over 1,000 violations; Ukraine documented continued Russian ground assaults in all main frontline directions — Pokrovsk, Lyman, Kramatorsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson. At least 1 civilian was killed (67-year-old, Zaporizhzhia Oblast) and 19+ injured across Ukraine during the ceasefire period on May 10. Ukraine's Air Force intercepted all 27 drones Russia launched overnight from Primorsko-Akhtarsk and Millerovo bases. Russian cumulative personnel losses since February 24, 2022 reached 1,341,110 per the Ukrainian General Staff's May 10 report. US President Trump expressed continued optimism: 'I'd like to see a big extension. It could be.' President Zelenskyy's office said Ukraine 'strictly mirrors' Russian actions and would continue defending frontline positions. A separate update: Hungary's new government signaled an end to its EU aid veto, potentially unlocking the €90 billion loan package to Kyiv that had been stalled.