Ukraine warns of response if Russia breaks energy truce
Zelensky signals openness to energy ceasefire while threatening retaliation for attacks on power infrastructure.
At a glance
- Ukraine open to energy ceasefire with Russia, according to president
- Warning issued that retaliation would follow if power infrastructure attacks continue
- Statement made at Warsaw Security Forum
Ukraine's president said at the Warsaw Security Forum that Kyiv is willing to consider an energy truce with Russia. However, he warned that Ukraine would respond if Moscow continues to target power infrastructure.
The statement reflects ongoing tensions over Russian strikes against Ukrainian energy facilities, a significant aspect of the conflict.
Why it matters
Energy infrastructure has been a major target in the conflict, affecting civilian populations and economic stability.
Original reporting
- Daily Tribune (Bahrain)Ukraine 'Will Respond' If Russia Violates ‘Energy Ceasefire’
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