Russia, Ukraine agree to truce at sea and ban on energy attacks
- The United States announced a tentative agreement for Ukraine and Russia to stop fighting, which depends on resolving several details, including sanctions conditions from the Kremlin.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed readiness for a ceasefire specifically prohibiting attacks on energy infrastructure.
- Despite progress in talks, significant questions remain and comprehensive peace appears distant, according to Zelenskyy.
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that Moscow would not relinquish control over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
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Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of wanting to derail the US-brokered agreement. What reasons do they give?
Russia and Ukraine accused each other on Wednesday of wanting to derail the agreement brokered and announced by the US on Tuesday, which should lead, under certain conditions, to a ceasefire in the Black Sea and a moratorium on attacks targeting energy infrastructure.
Peace in the Black Sea? Russia and Ukraine reach agreement with the US
Russia and Ukraine have reached a ceasefire in the Black Sea after three days of peace talks in Saudi Arabia in separate talks with the United States. Russia has made the deal conditional on the lifting of certain sanctions. Washington said all sides would continue to work for a "lasting peace." The deal will reopen important trade routes. The sides also pledged to implement measures to end attacks on energy infrastructure that had been agreed u…
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