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Ukraine recently attacked Russian oil facilities in response to Russian air strikes against its energy infrastructure. Trump made similar claims in September.
US President Donald Trump has once again announced that Ukraine and Russia want to refrain from attacks on the energy sector of the other warring party in the future. The “energy ceasefire” takes effect immediately, Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. "Both sides have agreed to this. Please stick to it!" He initially did not give any further details.
There was initially no confirmation of the agreement from Russia and Ukraine. Trump had already made a similar statement in mid-September. However, both sides continued their attacks afterwards.
Previously, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on the online service X that Ukraine was ready to stop its attacks on Russian oil refineries "if Russia stops attacking our energy infrastructure."
In recent weeks, Ukraine has attacked oil facilities in Russia, among other things, in response to the constant Russian air strikes. Trump had repeatedly criticized this.
On Friday, Trump announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to which Russia would supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel fuel for the USA and the world market despite the international sanctions imposed because of the war in Ukraine.
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