Zelensky: Russia keeps hitting energy infrastructure despite Trump's announced energy truce
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday that Russia continues to strike Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This comes after US President Donald Trump announced that the warring sides had agreed to a truce in the energy sector.
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Russia is continuing its attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure even though US President Donald Trump announced that the warring sides had agreed to a truce in the energy sector. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said this on Monday.
The truce and the reality
Trump's announcement created the impression that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to stop attacking energy facilities, which are a key target in the war. According to Zelensky, Russian strikes on this infrastructure have not stopped in practice.
This means the announced arrangement, at least according to the Ukrainian leader, is not being observed, and the question of its implementation remains open.
What the source does not say
The source gives no further details on which facilities were hit, the scale of the damage, or how Russian officials have responded to Zelensky's statement. That information is not yet available.


