Trump announces energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine amid ongoing conflict
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Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Vladimir Putin
Ukraine, Russia
October 12, 2026
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Read our editorial policy- Earlier version 210/13/2026, 5:40:52 AM
President Trump claims Russia and Ukraine agreed to stop energy infrastructure strikes. Zelenskyy reports continued Russian attacks on energy facilities despite the announcement. Trump's move follows the easing of sanctions on Russian diesel, drawing criticism from allies. Russia denies any pause in military operations.
- Earlier version 110/13/2026, 4:40:52 AM
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