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Merz Urges Russia to Accept Energy Ceasefire After Zelensky Call

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Germany’s chancellor urges Moscow to halt strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as Berlin and Kyiv coordinate further security talks.

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Federal Chancellor Merz and Ukrainian President Selenskyy have called on Russia to agree to a ceasefire for the entire energy infrastructure, which was announced by a spokesman for the Federal Government after a telephone call from the two heads of government.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky have appealed to Moscow to agree to a ceasefire on energy infrastructure. The aim is to stop the strikes on energy installations as the war continues and the energy crisis intensifies pressures ahead of winter.

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They consider the energy truce with Russia to be "too limited"

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Chancellor Merz and Ukrainian President Zelensky call on Russia to agree to a ceasefire in all energy infrastructure. According to a statement by the German government spokesman, Zelensky informed Merz in a telephone conversation about the massive Russian air strikes on political targets and energy infrastructure in Ukraine last weekend. […] Merz and Zelensky call on Russia to agree to a ceasefire in all energy infrastructure

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski spoke on the phone on Monday and agreed that Russia has an obligation to join an armistice on attacks on energy infrastructure, says Mrs.

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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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