Zelenskyy says Ukraine is ready to agree to energy ceasefire, but warns Russia must do same
Zelenskyy said Ukraine is ready to stop strikes on Russian refineries if Moscow ends attacks on power and gas facilities, and 33 people were injured Monday.
- On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the energy ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump but warned Moscow must cease attacks on energy infrastructure, reporting immediate Russian violations.
- Despite the announcement, Russia launched 121 drones and one Kh-59 missile overnight, with strikes recorded at 15 locations across Ukraine. A separate Russian drone attack on the village of Pisochyn killed three people Sunday evening.
- Zelenskyy stated he learned of the deal via media reports, saying, "We are waiting for the details of the conditions." He expressed readiness to sign guarantees if the Americans ensure Russian compliance.
- At the Warsaw Security Forum, violations were reported despite the agreement, prompting Zelenskyy to urge Washington to step in and ensure Moscow abides by the terms.
- Russia has utilized energy infrastructure attacks to deny civilians power and water, aiming to wear down public resistance. The Russian Defence Ministry claimed its air defences intercepted 151 Ukrainian drones overnight.
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KIEV (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that, while Ukraine is willing to stop attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure, Moscow continues to bomb its country's energy facilities despite the announcement by US President Donald Trump that the warring countries had agreed to stop those attacks.
Russia has thwarted another opportunity to bring peace closer: Zelensky called on the United States to increase pressure on the Kremlin Zelensky said that Russia is not fulfilling the terms of Trump's energy truce and is continuing strikes on <p>Ukrainian energy. Ukraine ready to de-escalate.</p>
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Zelensky accuses Russia of violating proposed energy ceasefire
Kyiv, Oct. 12 (SANA) Russia struck six Ukrainian energy facilities hours after US President Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between the two countries, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, accusing Moscow of refusing to respect the proposed truce. Trump said Sunday that the ceasefire would take effect immediately. However, Zelensky said Russia had attacked gas facilities, energy infrastructure and other sites, adding that 33 pe…
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