Russia and Ukraine Navigate Fragile Ceasefire Amid Drone Strikes and Diplomatic Moves
A limited ceasefire focusing on energy infrastructure, brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, faces challenges as accusations of violations arise and peace talks are set to begin in Saudi Arabia.
- Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a limited ceasefire targeting energy and infrastructure, with both sides committing to halt related attacks.
- Accusations of ceasefire violations have surfaced, including a reported Ukrainian attack on a Russian oil depot, which Ukraine has not confirmed.
- Russia launched its largest drone assault since the war began, targeting Saratow and Engels, causing significant damage to buildings and infrastructure.
- Ukraine and the United States plan to meet in Saudi Arabia for peace talks, aiming to build on the fragile ceasefire agreement.
- The EU has approved €1 billion in additional financial aid to Ukraine and committed to €800 billion in defense investments by 2030.