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Trump has publicly called for Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries in recent days. Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Ukraine is willing to stop attacking Russian refineries if Russia stops attacking Ukrainian energy facilities.
U.S. President Trump issued a statement saying that Ukraine and Russia, which are currently at war, have agreed to an "energy ceasefire." (Bloomberg)
U.S. President Trump first broke the news today (11th) by issuing a message that Ukraine and Russia, which are currently at war, have agreed to an "energy ceasefire" and will no longer attack each other's energy facilities.
Trump posted on his social platform Truth Social: "Effective immediately, warring Russia and Ukraine have reached an energy ceasefire that has been agreed to by both camps. Please do not destroy it! Thank you for your attention to this matter."
Neither Russia nor Ukraine has yet confirmed or responded to Trump’s announcement.
Trump has publicly called for Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries in recent days. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded today (11th) that Ukraine is willing to stop attacking Russian refineries as long as Russia no longer attacks Ukrainian energy facilities.

Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said when attending the Tongzhou Global Development Forum in Beijing that members in the Asia-Pacific region should manage differences, expand cooperation, and jointly build an equal and open Asia-Pacific community, and emphasized the importance of stable Sino-US relations to regional development.
The third China-Cambodia-Thailand Track II Dialogue was held in Shenzhen. Former Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Phirongye said that he welcomed China’s mediation of the border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, and emphasized that Thailand and Cambodia should respect China’s goodwill, promote the reconciliation process through dialogue, and restart trade and personnel exchanges.

Mo Chien, former chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan, pointed out at a closed-door meeting of the Taiwan Inspirational Association that China has now transformed into a one-man dictatorship system and lacks checks and balances and prediction mechanisms, making the current situation in the Taiwan Strait more dangerous than 20 years ago.
The third China-Cambodia-Thailand Track Two Dialogue was held in Shenzhen on the 11th. Nearly a hundred representatives from China, Cambodia and Thailand discussed international law, economy and people's livelihood, public health and youth exchanges, aiming to consolidate the consensus reached at the Fuxian meeting and promote the relaxation of Cambodia-Thailand relations and regional peace.

Ukrainian President Zelensky responded to Trump's remarks about his resignation, saying that Ukraine will hold a presidential election if Russian President Vladimir Putin agrees to a comprehensive ceasefire for 60 days. Zelensky stressed that the choice of leader lies with the Ukrainian people and dismissed Putin's doubts about his legitimacy.

In response to US President Trump's criticism of Ukraine for attacking Russian oil refineries and saying that the president should be changed, Ukrainian President Zelensky responded that if Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to implement a 60-day comprehensive ceasefire, Ukraine can hold a presidential election, and refuted that the main reason for the rise in oil prices is the war in the Middle East.