Trump announced the energy ceasefire: The claim that Russia's attacks on Ukraine are continuing is on the agenda!

The ceasefire announced by Trump yesterday was expected to calm the waters between Russia and Ukraine a little, but the opposite was seen in Zelenski's statement after the ceasefire.

According to AFP, the President of Ukraine, in his statement on social media, stated that after the ceasefire was established yesterday, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) hit a power plant in Kiev, causing power outages in the capital. Shortly after, there was an attack on the CHP-5 power plant in the eastern city of Kharkiv, he said, adding, "Ukrainian skies were filled with Russian 'shaheeds' [UAVs] all day long."

Zelenksi expressed his surprise at Trump's announcement of the ceasefire and stated that he was looking for more details and added, "Ukraine supports the ceasefire and it is important that Russia also supports it."

It is noteworthy that Russia has not yet confirmed the agreement.

Since launching an all-out invasion against its neighbor in 2022, Russia has systematically targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing energy and heating shortages. This led Ukraine to retaliate against Russian oil refineries, which it said were financing the war.

LEADERS ALSO SUPPORTED THE DECISION

As of Sunday, the ceasefire appears to have received support from Ukraine's key western allies, including Britain, France, Canada and the European Commission.