Ukraine reports renewed Russian attacks on energy infrastructure despite Trump's ceasefire proposal, as Kyiv and allies push back against Trump's diesel deal with Russia. Russia has not halted attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, with at least 11 people injured in overnight strikes.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine has halted attacks on Russian oil refineries for two days after Trump's ceasefire announcement, but Russia has not heeded the call. Ukraine has no early warning on Russian ballistic missile strikes, with at least 41 people injured in Kharkiv alone.
Ukraine's European allies have expressed skepticism of any energy ceasefire agreement, with Germany's Merz stating that Russia will only negotiate under pressure. The EU has approved the largest sanctions since 2022, signaling continued support for Kyiv.
Russia rejects Zelenskyy's proposal for a 60-day truce, with Kremlin spokesman Peskov stating that a full ceasefire is not desired. Both sides remain in a stalemate, with Ukraine continuing to target Russian energy facilities as a response to four years of relentless attacks.