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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is unusually critical of Donald Trump and the US intelligence services as he resumes attacks on Russian oil refineries and emphasizes that the relationship with the US is essential for the defense struggle against Russia. #Selenskyj #Trump #Ukraine (translated)

According to the post, Zelensky stated that Ukraine would again attack Russian oil refineries and that Trump's ceasefire was of no concern to him. Ukraine had suspended its attacks on energy infrastructure for three days to appease Washington; this pause is now over. #UkrainischeKrise #Zelensky #Energiekonflikt #UA #RU #US (translated)

Andy Schneider wrote that an oil refinery had been hit in Rysan. Ukraine had shown that it wanted to maintain a ceasefire in the energy sector, but Russia did not adhere to it. Therefore, Ukraine is now resuming its attacks, Schneider said. If he were in Zelensky's position, he would target all data centers and refineries. https://t.co/YdHrIVfb4J #Ukraine #Russland #Kriegsführung (translated)

Ukraine has announced under President Volodymyr Zelensky that it will resume its attacks on Russian oil refineries after a temporary ceasefire had been established under US pressure over a diesel supply contract and intelligence concerns. #Ukraine #Russland #Selenskij (translated)

"The Ukraine has not attacked any Russian oil refineries, yet Trump has already begun imposing sanctions against my country." The Ukrainian blogger Serhij Sternenko suspects that the company SpaceX has implemented the measure at the behest of US President Donald Trump. #Ukrainekrieg #Starlink #SpaceX (translated)

During the Russian attack on Kyiv, two people died and a high-rise building caught fire, while Ukraine complains about the lack of warnings from the West, and Washington exerts pressure regarding Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. #Kiew #Russland #UkrainischerKonflikt (translated)

Regina Laska referred to the first full day of the "energy truce" announced by Donald Trump as a unilateral protection for Russian oil refineries. She wrote that Ukraine does not benefit from it, as only one refinery there is functioning at all. According to Laska, Russian rocket launchers shelled the village of Tscherkaske in the Donetsk region in the morning with cluster munitions. One projectile hit a residential building and killed a 13-year-old girl, her mother, and grandmother. In the evening, a Russian drone struck a 25-story residential building in Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of a 59-year-old woman and another person in a car outside the building. Seven people, including a 17-year-old girl, were injured; twelve cars were burned in the courtyard. Later that night, ballistic missiles hit Kyiv before the sirens had been activated. The Ukrainian Air Force stated, according to Laska, that they had not received any information about the launches. In Kharkiv, around ten missiles hit the area, injuring at least eleven people, including a rescue worker. Laska pointed to reports that a White House official told Axios that the truce concerns oil refineries; discussions about power plants could take place later. A Ukrainian government representative reported that Trump's negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, had threatened to end U.S. intelligence sharing during a meeting in Miami on Friday. Two other individuals told the Kyiv Independent that Washington would hold Kyiv responsible for attacks on Russian energy facilities during the truce and would then stop the exchange of intelligence information and arms purchases through PURL. A U.S. official denied this, stating that the Ukrainians had only been told that the U.S. is an important supplier of ammunition and intelligence information and that Ukraine should not do anything that would harm American consumers. After the nighttime rocket attacks, there were suspicions online that the U.S. had withheld early warning data; according to Laska, there is no evidence of this. The advisor to the Ukrainian president, Serhij Beskrestnow, stated that partner services had also not detected earlier launches of S-400 missiles. Laska wrote that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated he had nothing to share regarding the truce, but also said that Russia did not want a ceasefire. Trump responded to reporters' objections that Russia and Ukraine had denied a ceasefire by saying both sides had agreed because he had said so. According to Laska, Kyiv learned of its own agreement on the internet on Sunday. She characterized the arrangement as a unilateral protection of Russian refineries and accused the Russian regime of committing war crimes daily in the fifth year of the war. #Ukraine #Russland #Trump (translated)

US President Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an "energy ceasefire" that takes effect immediately, while President Zelensky is ready to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries as long as Russia spares the Ukrainian energy infrastructure. #Energiewaffenruhe #Trump #MoskauKiew (translated)

when Russia stops attacking our energy infrastructure. Previously, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on the online service X that Ukraine is ready to stop its attacks on Russian oil refineries "if Russia stops attacking our energy infrastructure." #Russland #Ukraine #EnergieWaffenruhe (translated)

Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that he would continue the attacks on Russian oil refineries despite pressure from US President Trump, emphasizing that de-escalation would only be possible if Russia ceased its attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. #Selenskyj #Russland #Trump (translated)