Trump announces energy truce between Russia and Ukraine without confirmation from Moscow

Donald Trump announced an immediate “energy truce” between Russia and Ukraine on October 11. But Kyiv says it was not informed of a final agreement, Moscow has not confirmed it, and Russian attacks on Ukrainian facilities continued after the U.S. announcement.

Donald Trump announces an immediate energy truce between Russia and Ukraine, without specifying the terms.

Kyiv says it supports a mutual ceasefire, but is waiting for details from Washington.

Moscow has not confirmed the agreement, while Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities continue.

Bitcoin rises above $84,000, but markets remain cautious amid diplomatic uncertainty.

Trump announces an agreement without revealing the terms

Donald Trump did not specify the duration of the arrangement, the infrastructure involved, or the measures planned to monitor its implementation. The White House did not immediately publish a signed document that would confirm an agreement had been reached with both belligerents.

The U.S. president wrote on Truth Social:

Effective immediately, there is an ENERGY CEASEFIRE in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Both sides have agreed. Do not violate it!

The term “energy truce” can encompass several different things. It could refer to suspending attacks on refineries, power plants, distribution networks, oil depots, or gas pipelines. However, these targets do not have the same strategic importance for Russia and Ukraine.

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