Russia strikes power plant in Ukraine after Trump announces energy ceasefire
Summary
Russia attacked a power plant in Kharkiv, Ukraine, even after President Donald Trump announced both sides had agreed to stop targeting energy facilities in the war. Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy said his country was surprised by the announcement and learned about it through social media, while Russia has not commented.Key Facts
- Russia struck the thermal power plant CHP-5 in Kharkiv at least twice, causing a fire.
- Another power plant in Kyiv was also attacked by Russia.
- President Trump announced an "energy ceasefire" on social media, saying both Russia and Ukraine agreed to it.
- Ukraine was caught off guard by Trump's announcement and only found out online.
- President Zelenskyy said Ukraine is willing to stop attacking Russian energy targets if Russia stops attacks on Ukraine’s power systems.
- Russia has not yet responded to the energy ceasefire announcement.
- Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine wants peace and is ready to de-escalate if Russia is willing.
- The attacks occurred despite the ceasefire claim, raising questions about its effectiveness.
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