
Both sides agree... Don't break the agreement
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Russia and Ukraine have continued to target energy infrastructure such as power plants and oil refineries. President Trump has been pressuring Ukraine to stop attacking oil refineries due to the recent rise in energy prices.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on the 11th (local time) that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to a ceasefire in the energy sector.
President Trump said on the social media platform TruthSocial that day, “An energy truce has been reached in the war between Russia and Ukraine,” and that it takes effect immediately.
He then said, “Both sides agreed to this,” and urged, “Do not violate this.”
The 'energy truce' mentioned by President Trump is interpreted to mean an agreement to stop attacks on energy facilities.
However, President Trump did not mention the specific target or period of application of the ceasefire.
Russia and Ukraine have been exchanging attacks targeting each other's energy infrastructure, including power plants and oil refineries, damaging the other country's energy supply.
President Trump has recently put strong pressure on Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries due to rising global energy prices.

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