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Trump said Putin agreed to pause strikes on Kyiv for one week to protect civilians during extreme cold, amid Russia's ongoing attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
- On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin not to fire on Kyiv for one week, and Trump said Putin `agreed` but Russia offered no confirmation.
- Kyiv is forecast to enter a brutally cold stretch starting Friday as Russian strikes have pounded Ukraine's critical infrastructure, leaving many without heating, light and running water.
- Ukraine's defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov reported Russia launched over 6,000 drones over the past month, with previous attacks involving more than 800 drones and missiles targeting behind the roughly 600-mile front line.
- Negotiations are poised to resume on Sunday amid doubts about Moscow's commitment, and Dmitry Peskov refused to comment on a mutual halt; meanwhile, a Russian drone attack killed three in Zaporizhzhia and injured two in Dnipropetrovsk.
- The push for a settlement, led over the past year by the Trump administration, unsettles European leaders as an international think tank report warns casualties could reach 2 million by spring.
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Temperatures of up to minus 30 degrees are predicted. That is why, says Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, at his request, has approved a one-week break in the Ukraine. Moscow, however, remains silent so far.
By Donald Judd and Kevin Liptak, CNN. US President Donald Trump said he spoke directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin to ask him to halt attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for a week because of the “extraordinarily cold” temperatures affecting the region. “Because of the cold, extreme cold—they have the same cold we do—I personally asked President Putin not to attack Kyiv and the cities and towns for a week. It’s not just cold, it…
President Donald Trump of the United States stated that he had personally requested Russian President Vladimir Putin to prevent Russian armed forces from firing at Kiev and other cities in Ukraine for a week because of severe colds.
Trump says Putin agreed to stop strikes on Ukraine’s cities for a week
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, has agreed to a temporary halt in the periodic bombings that are destroying Ukraine’s energy system. “I personally asked President Putin not to fire into Kyiv and various towns for a week, and he agreed to do that,” Trump said in Washington.Seguir leyendo
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to a one-week pause in attacks on Kiev and other Ukrainian cities, US President Donald Trump said today, as much of Ukraine faces power and heating problems amid bitter cold caused by Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
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