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Russia keeps hitting Ukraine energy sites despite Trump's 'ceasefire' claims
President Zelenskyy says Russia is ignoring calls for an energy truce as attacks on power plants continue.
Damaged power infrastructure in Ukraine following a recent Russian airstrike.
By John Doe
Reporting from Ukraine 
Oct. 12, 2026, 8:23 p.m. - 2 hours ago
Russia is still hitting Ukraine’s energy facilities with missile strikes. This is happening even though Donald Trump has been talking about an 'energy ceasefire.'
A ceasefire is just a fancy way of saying a pause in fighting. Trump suggested that both sides should stop attacking each other's power grids. But right now, that is not happening.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia is ignoring these talks. The strikes have caused energy prices to rise because the world is worried about the impact on power supplies.
Zelenskyy has made it clear: if Russia keeps attacking the energy grid, Ukraine will have no choice but to keep fighting back.
For now, the situation on the ground remains dangerous. Despite efforts to calm the energy war, the fighting is still going strong.
Source: AP News
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