'Increasingly Evident' Russia Won't Accept 'Energy Ceasefire': Zelensky
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Trump announced an energy ceasefire that neither Kiev nor Moscow have confirmed. Sonia Senica explains the new approach to Russia, who wins with it and what is losing Ukraine.
'Frustrated' Trump insists Putin & Zelensky agreed to truce ‘because I said they agreed’
U.S. President Donald Trump insisted Russia and Ukraine had agreed to a ceasefire, responding to a reporter’s challenge by saying, “They agreed because I said they agreed.” Speaking outside the White House on October 12, he urged Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky to end the war but did not provide evidence of a mutually accepted ceasefire, its terms or an implementation timetable.
Trump says Ukraine, Russia agree to energy strike ceasefire 'because I said they agreed'
The U.S. president's comments came after he unilaterally announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine on Oct. 11, causing confusion in Kyiv. According to a senior Ukrainian official, Ukraine had no prior information about an energy ceasefire.
U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated his claim that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an energy ceasefire. On the 12th (local time), while on his way to a midterm election campaign rally in Ohio, President Trump responded to a reporter's question at the White House asking, "It is said that neither Russia nor Ukraine agreed to an energy ceasefire," by saying, "They agreed. Do you know why? Because I said, 'You agree.'"
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