Zelenskyy says Ukraine did not attack oil refinery; Foreign minister denies whether US has suspended intelligence sharing

Regarding the "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine announced by US President Trump on the 11th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced on social media on the 13th that attacks on Russian oil refineries have been halted. Meanwhile, Russia accused Russia of continuing attacks on energy facilities and threatened to retaliate.

Zelenskyy pointed out that "there was no warning from partner countries" when civilian infrastructure in the capital, Kiiv, was attacked by Russian military ballistic missiles on the 12th and 13th. As relations with Trump cooled, there was widespread speculation that the United States had suspended military information sharing, but Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibiha denied this. He stressed that the delay in air raid warnings, which was a contributing factor to the observation, was due to the characteristics of the Russian military's weapons, and that ``we are continuing to cooperate with (the United States).''