The Russia-Ukraine ceasefire expired after seventy-two hours. The fighting never stopped. Drone warfare has changed what a ceasefire means. The Russia-Ukraine ceasefire expired today. For seventy-two hours, beginning May 9, both sides agreed to Trump's terms: suspend kinetic activity and exchange a thousand prisoners each. The fighting did not stop. Russia reported 16,071 Ukrainian violations. Ukraine documented over 140 attacks on frontline positions in the first day alone, more than 850 drone strikes, and ten ground assaults. At least twenty-seven long-range Russian drones were launched overnight, lower than the daily average but not zero. An Iskander-M ballistic missile was fired from Crimea. Two civilians were killed and seven wounded in Kharkiv and Kherson on the ceasefire's final day. Approximately 210 clashes occurred along the 1,200-kilometer front since the pause began. NASA satellite data showed activity decreased but did not cease. The ceasefire's stated purpose was the prisoner exchange.…