Ukraine Ready to Respond if Russia Ignores Energy Ceasefire
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Trump may have announced an energy truce, but reality belies him - New statements by Zelensky - How the dispute between Washington and Kiev has evolved - Russia's stance The post Which energy truce? - Zelensky: Retaliation if Russian attacks on the electricity grid continue appeared first on in.gr.
Zelensky's language is now harsher, but he still says he is ready to accept the cessation of energy strikes, provided there is corresponding Russian compliance. What is the reason for this shift?
Moscow refuses to confirm the entry into force of such a truce, as announced by Donald Trump.
"If Russia wants us to stop our long-range strikes on its oil refineries and oil exports," it "must stop its strikes on our energy system," said the Ukrainian President.
The US president announced on Sunday a "ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, two days after the announcement of an agreement with Moscow for the delivery of massive amounts of Russian diesel to the US and world markets. But President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that it was not effective, deploring during the night of Sunday to Monday Russian attacks on a gas site and "an ordinary service station".
Ukraine will "answer" if Russia does not abide by an energy truce this winter, said Monday President Volodymyr Zelensky. Moscow for its part refused to confirm the entry into force of this supposed halt of strikes unilaterally announced by Donald Trump.
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