Peskov: Russia Not Breaking Trump’s ‘Energy Truce’ Because Terms Were Never Set
Peskov said Moscow lacks clear terms for the proposed ceasefire as Ukraine accused Russia of striking energy sites despite the announcement.
- On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, Russian forces struck all three combined heat and power plants in Kyiv and energy infrastructure in Kharkiv during large-scale missile attacks despite President Donald Trump's proposed energy ceasefire.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Tuesday that Kyiv had refrained from targeting Russian oil refineries for two consecutive days following the announcement, while Moscow continued attacking Ukrainian civilian and critical infrastructure.
- Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claimed on Wednesday that Moscow has not received specific details regarding the proposed ceasefire, arguing that Russia cannot be accused of violating an undefined agreement.
- Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi reported that Russian ballistic missiles hit energy facilities in Kyiv and the Kharkiv region, destabilizing electricity supplies for the capital and central Ukraine.
- Zelenskyy stated, "But Russia did not heed the American President," while the Kremlin added that "work in this direction is ongoing," confirming the persistent gap between the proposed truce and ongoing military operations.
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The Kremlin argued Wednesday, October 14, that the extent of the energy truce proposed by US President Donald Trump between Russia and Ukraine was not specified, in the context of Russia's continuing attacks on Ukraine's electricity grid...
Kremlin Says It Cannot Break Trump’s Energy Ceasefire Because Moscow Has Not Received the Details
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claimed that Moscow has not received specific details regarding the energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia announced by US President Donald Trump, arguing that Russia cannot be accused of violating an agreement.
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diarioestrategia.clThe Kremlin has assured this Wednesday that it is still working on a possible energy truce, a proposal launched a few days ago by U.S. President Donald Trump, as Russian attacks on this type of facility continue, the last of them last night in Kiev and Járkov. “We continue to work in this direction,” Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov has responded, who has seemed to downplay President Trump’s initiative. “What was announced? What is the scope of …
Trump's proposal for an energy truce "has not been specified," so Russia continues to hit the Ukrainian energy sector, Kremlin says
Trump's proposal for an energy truce "has not been specified," so Russia continues to hit the Ukrainian energy sector, Kremlin saysOther statements by Dmitry Peskov:There are currently no coordinated international meetings on Ukraine. The settlement...
The Kremlin stressed today that European countries are doing everything they can to keep the war going, while US President Donald Trump and his negotiators are trying to bring it to an end.
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