
Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop attacking each other’s energy infrastructure. But neither side has confirmed the deal. Could an energy ceasefire take hold as Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities continue?
At least four people were killed and around 40 injured in a Russian attack on an apartment building in Kharkiv, according to officials. Further attacks hit Kyiv and the western Lviv region.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine has refrained from striking Russian energy facilities and is willing to support a reciprocal halt. Moscow’s commitment remains unclear.
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Chapters:
00:00 Energy ceasefire claims after US President Donald Trump announcement: can Russia and Ukraine agree?
00:22 Report from Dnipro: Russian strike hits apartment building, residents search for survivors
00:40 Residents affected by the Dnipro attack
01:00 Witness describes the rescue operation
01:17 Russian attacks in Kyiv and the Lviv region continue
01:49 Ben Fajzullin, DW correspondent covering Russia from Riga, and Nimisha Jaiswal, DW special correspondent reporting from Dnipro
02:03 Nimisha Jaiswal on Ukrainian hopes for an energy ceasefire and continued Russian attacks
03:16 Ben Fajzullin on whether Russia and Ukraine are actually observing an energy infrastructure truce
05:15 Nimisha Jaiswal explains Ukraine’s position on energy infrastructure, US pressure and military support
08:36 Ben Fajzullin on the Kremlin’s view of the proposed energy ceasefire and what Russia stands to gain
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