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The President of Ukraine proposed a 60-day truce to hold elections. Donald Trump expressed opposition to Ukraine's attacks on Russian refineries.
On Monday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, quoted by Reuters, said that Vladimir Putin would be ready to order Russian troops to halt attacks on Ukraine on the day of the country's presidential elections. This is a response to the proposal of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, who proposed in the media a 60-day truce, enabling the elections to be held in conditions of relative peace.
However, the Kremlin firmly rejected this proposal.
On Saturday, Donald Trump accused the Ukrainian leader of wanting to cause problems for the world by attacking refineries in Russia. He added that he told Zelensky not to launch attacks on targets related to the production of diesel oil, but the Ukrainian leader did it anyway.
The American president did not spare critical words towards Zelensky. He concluded his statement by saying that it was "time for Ukraine to elect a new president."
A day earlier, Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding Russia supplying diesel fuel to the world market.

An explosion occurred in the Naftali Mountains in northern Israel during a school trip. About twenty children were injured, including three in a serious condition. Emergency services and the army are conducting an evacuation operation, and investigators are investigating the cause of the explosion.

The European Union imposed sanctions on three people and four entities for circumventing restrictions on North Korea. The decision is a reaction to the deepening military and economic cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang, including weapons supplies and the presence of soldiers.

The head of the German counterintelligence BfV, Sinan Selen, warned against the growing threat of attacks by Russian services. He pointed to the need to build a defense system, recalling the thwarted attempt to attack with drones at the Leipzig airport in August.

The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiha, assessed that diplomatic normalization has taken place in relations with Poland. He also assured that there would be no obstacles to the exhumation of Polish victims and thanked for Polish military assistance.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky at the Warsaw Security Forum referred to the energy ceasefire announced by Donald Trump, stating that Russia was violating it and intentionally hitting Ukrainian infrastructure.

The foreign ministers of the EU countries imposed sanctions on the Russian arms complex and 77 people associated with the State Duma elections, introducing an entry ban and asset freeze.