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Trump previously announced the entry into force of an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine, which involves a renunciation of attacks on oil refineries. Ukraine has not yet confirmed the agreement, saying it learned about it from the media.
US President Donald Trump's announcement on Sunday regarding an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine referred to a potential deal that would involve both sides not targeting oil refineries. The details were revealed by Axios.
At the same time, Trump expects his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky to comply with these agreements, a White House spokesman said.
According to the official, if attacks on refineries stop, the next step could be an agreement to renounce attacks on power plants and energy infrastructure.
The publication notes that Trump is trying to achieve a partial ceasefire unilaterally. Russia has not officially confirmed the agreement, and Ukraine insists on an option that prohibits attacks on power plants.
Earlier, the US President announced that an energy truce was coming into force between Russia and Ukraine. “The energy truce in the war between Russia and Ukraine comes into force immediately. Both sides agreed,” the American leader wrote, calling not to violate the agreement.
Zelensky said that the “energy truce” announced by Trump was news to him. “But if Russia agrees to a ceasefire in the energy sector, Ukraine will also agree,” the politician noted.
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If the energy truce is respected, the next step could be an agreement to renounce attacks on power plants and energy infrastructure.
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