US President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine have reached an 'energy ceasefire'. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
According to Trump, the parties agreed to stop strikes on energy infrastructure. This decision is seen as one of the first concrete steps in the war.
However, the full text of the agreement and how it will be implemented remain unknown. There has been no official confirmation or comment from Moscow or Kyiv.
Trump has previously stated multiple times that he held talks to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. However, achieving concrete results has been difficult.
An energy ceasefire could be an important step in the war, as energy infrastructure is a strategic target for both sides. Previously, Russia struck Ukraine's energy system, while Ukraine struck Russia's oil refineries.
How long the agreement will last and whether it will lead to a full end of the war is unknown. Experts may assess it only as a temporary measure.
Trump has previously acted as a mediator in talks between Russia and Ukraine, trying to establish peace. However, there is little official information about concrete results.
This statement may cause mixed reactions in the international community. Some experts assess it as a positive step, while others note the lack of concrete confirmation.