Russia hits no energy targets in Ukraine for first time since Trump's 'truce'
Russia skipped Ukrainian energy targets for a second day as Trump’s ceasefire push took hold, though missiles and drones still struck transport and logistics sites.
- On Tuesday, Russia hit no Ukrainian energy targets for the first time since President Donald Trump's weekend announcement of an "energy ceasefire," while hammering transport and logistics hubs with ballistic missiles and drones.
- President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire on Sunday following a deal to lift sanctions on 2 million metric tons of Russian diesel, aiming to lower United States fuel prices ahead of November midterms.
- Russian strikes killed four people in Kharkiv and injured at least a dozen across Ukraine, while air defense units downed 88 of 108 drones as officials stated, "The causes are being investigated."
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Ukraine stopped hitting Russian refineries for two days since the ceasefire, but warned: "If Russia does not agree to an energy ceasefire, we will respond."
- Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said at a Warsaw security conference that Ukraine's position has strengthened, noting the nation has moved from "having no cards" to a more strategic stance.
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Russia did not reach Ukraine's energy installations on Tuesday (13), for the first time since the announcement of an "energy truce" by US President Donald Trump on the weekend. Moscow, however, maintained intense attacks with ballistic missiles and drones against the transport and logistics infrastructure of Ukrainian cities during the morning. Read also: Attacks in Ukraine challenge Trump's truce attempt Trump advocates agreement to buy diesel …
Russia hits no energy targets in Ukraine for first time since Trump’s ‘truce’
Russia hit no Ukrainian energy targets on Tuesday for the first time since US President Donald Trump’s weekend announcement of an “energy ceasefire”, while hammering cities’ transport and logistics overnight with ballistic missiles and drones. Russia’s defence ministry, in its daily summary of overnight strikes, made no mention of Ukrainian energy facilities. A Kremlin spokesman, […]
Russian Defense Ministry does not mention Ukrainian energy facilities in its daily report on night strikes
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