Trump Pushes an "Energy Ceasefire," and Ukraine Waits for the Catch
Trump announced an immediate pause on power grid strikes, and Zelenskyy says Ukraine is game — as soon as the US actually reveals the details.
Trump unveiled a plan for an immediate "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, urging both sides to stop blowing up power grids.
Zelenskyy caught up with NATO allies and confirmed that Ukraine supports halting strikes on infrastructure, so long as Moscow actually abides by the agreement.
There is just one tiny caveat: nobody seems to have seen the actual rules of engagement yet. Kyiv is publicly backing the plan, while politely waiting for Washington to clarify how anyone intends to verify or enforce it.
Agreeing to keep the lights on is easy; finding a way to make Russia stick to a paper guarantee is where the magic has to happen.
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