Ukraine awaits details of ceasefire proposals from US, Russia maintains attacks, Zelenskiy says - Reuters

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said his government is awaiting the specifics of a proposed energy ceasefire with Russia that was announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday. Zelenskiy indicated that Kyiv is supportive of an agreement that would halt hostilities affecting energy infrastructure.

The proposal, described as an “energy ceasefire,” is intended to protect power plants, fuel depots and other critical facilities from further damage. While the United States has signaled its willingness to mediate, no detailed terms have been released to Ukrainian officials, and Zelenskiy said the Ukrainian side is ready to consider the initiative once the full content is known.

Despite the diplomatic overture, Russian forces have continued military operations across Ukrainian territory. Recent reports confirm that Russian attacks have persisted, targeting both civilian and military sites, and there has been no indication that the fighting has been scaled back in response to the ceasefire suggestion.

Zelenskiy emphasized that any ceasefire must be comprehensive and enforceable, ensuring that essential services for the civilian population are restored and protected. He also stressed that Ukraine would not compromise its sovereignty or territorial integrity in any agreement.

The situation remains fluid, with both Kyiv and Moscow monitoring developments closely while the United States works to clarify the parameters of the proposed energy ceasefire. Further updates are expected as the details are finalized and communicated to the parties involved.