Zelenskyy rallies allies as Putin stalls in potential ceasefire deal
Zelenskyy said Ukraine supports the pause but wants details from Washington and a matching Russian commitment before any broader de-escalation.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump announced an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, though he provided no specific terms. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed support while awaiting further details from the American side.
- Trump recently secured a diesel deal with President Vladimir Putin to address fuel prices, urging Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. He blamed Ukraine for high costs rather than the U.S.-led war in Iran.
- Ukrainian drone strikes on Yandex data centers in Vladimir, Ryazan, and Kaluga disrupted search, banking, and taxi services for residents. The attacks mark the third strike on the company's facilities in four days.
- Zelenskyy stated Ukraine could organize elections if Russia agrees to a 60-day ceasefire, responding to Trump's demand for new leadership. The Ukrainian Constitution currently bars voting during martial law, creating a legal obstacle.
- Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia killed 23 people, including four children, while more than 30 were wounded. Organizing national votes remains logistically impossible with roughly a fifth of the country under occupation.
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The "Behind the News" programme addressed the escalation of the dispute between Trump and Zelinski following the announcement of an energy truce without prior knowledge of Kiev, and the implications of the American-Russian understandings for the war, amid Ukrainian fears of strengthening Moscow's capabilities.
Ukraine awaits details of ceasefire proposals from US, Russia maintains attacks, Zelenskiy says
KYIV, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he was waiting for the details of an energy ceasefire with Russia announced by US President Donald Trump on Sunday, but that Ukraine supported such an agreement. Zelenskiy also sai...
Trump reports a partial ceasefire in the Ukraine war - but President Selenskyy is surprised. Europeans welcome the idea, but remain skeptical in the face of the Russian attacks.
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Trump reports a partial ceasefire in the Ukraine war - but President Selenskyy is surprised. Europeans welcome the idea, but remain skeptical in the face of the Russian attacks.
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