Ukraine reports no Russian strikes on energy infrastructure for first time since Trump's ceasefire announcement, despite Moscow's continued attacks on cities. Trump's deal to buy Russian diesel faces congressional pushback as Ukraine insists Russia has not honored the truce.
Russia's Defence Ministry did not list any Ukrainian energy facilities as targets in its daily summary, though a missile came close to a heating plant in Lviv. Trump's ceasefire came after he announced a diesel deal with Putin, which critics say undermines U.S. policy on Russia.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Sybiha says the U.S. continues to provide intelligence on Russian attacks, while Zelenskiy warns of further retaliation if Russia does not agree to an energy ceasefire. Moscow has rejected the truce, with Kremlin spokesmen denying any agreement.
Zelenskiy says Ukraine has not attacked Russian refineries since the ceasefire, but Russia has continued attacks on energy and critical infrastructure. Both sides remain in dispute over the truce's validity and Russia's compliance.