Trump Declared an Energy Ceasefire. Russia Hit Us 76 Times
Nothing says "master dealmaker" quite like announcing a truce and watching Moscow immediately treat it as a target practice schedule.
Remember last week when Trump casually announced an "energy ceasefire" between Ukraine and Russia? Well, nobody forwarded the memo to the Kremlin. Or maybe they did, and they just had a good laugh over it.
According to Zelenskyy, Russia has deliberately struck Ukrainian energy and gas facilities 76 times since that announcement. In just seven days, they unleashed nearly 2,700 strike drones, 1,700 glide bombs, and dozens of ballistic missiles across the country. Substations took hits across four regions in a single night, leaving tens of thousands sitting in the dark again.
The theory that offering concessions or talking about lifting sanctions leads to peace keeps violently colliding with reality. Every time someone hints at a deal, Moscow interprets it not as a gesture of goodwill, but as proof that blackmail works and that they should bomb harder.
It turns out unilateral truces brokered via press conferences only ever exist in the minds of the people giving them.
Source: Telegram
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