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Axios: Trump’s energy ceasefire would cover only attacks on oil refineries
Washington expects Kyiv and Moscow to first stop attacking each other’s oil refineries. A White House official said a possible agreement on power plants and energy grids could follow.
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Washington expects Ukraine and Russia to first stop attacking each other’s oil refineries under Donald Trump’s proposed “energy ceasefire.” An administration official told Axios about the expected scope.
The arrangement would initially apply only to oil refineries. A possible extension to power plants and energy grids could be considered afterward.
The source provided no further details about a timeline or how such an agreement would work.
What we know
- The proposed ceasefire would initially cover reciprocal attacks on Ukrainian and Russian oil refineries.
- A White House official said Washington expects Kyiv and Moscow to halt those strikes.
- Power plants and energy grids could be added to the arrangement later.
- The source gave no timeline or details on how a potential agreement would operate.
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- Sources: Українська правда.
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