Zelensky says Ukraine ready to de-escalate if Russia halts strikes
Summary
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine is willing to stop attacks on Russian energy sites if Russia also stops striking Ukraine's infrastructure. This statement followed U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of an apparent agreement for both sides to halt attacks on energy targets amid an ongoing war. Meanwhile, Russian strikes on Ukraine's rail system are increasing, causing serious concerns.Key Facts
- President Zelensky said Ukraine is ready to stop hitting Russian energy facilities if Russia stops attacks on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure.
- President Trump announced on social media that Ukraine and Russia agreed to stop targeting each other’s energy infrastructure.
- Russia has not made any official comment on the alleged agreement.
- Zelensky emphasized that so far Russia has shown no real desire to end the war.
- Russian attacks on Ukraine’s rail network have worsened week by week, damaging important transportation routes.
- A recent strike destroyed a train near the Polish border, which diplomats often use.
- Poland warned that Russia might plan attacks on border crossings between Poland and Ukraine.
- The European Union delayed extending sanctions on Russia after discussions about removing a billionaire’s name from the blacklist.
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