
US President Donald Trump doubts the possibility of concluding an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine before the start of winter, disagreeing with his special representatives.
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US special representatives visited Moscow and Kyiv to assess the prospects for an energy truce.
US President Donald Trump doubts that Russian President Vladimir Putin will agree to an energy truce with Ukraine before winter. The Kyiv Independent writes about this.
The material notes that Trump’s position does not coincide with the impression of special representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner after their trip to Moscow and Kyiv. The head of the United States is not as confident in achieving an energy truce as his team.
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