Putin Russia agrees to stop 30 days in attacks on energy targets in Ukraine Russia-Ukraine, news war

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to stop the attacks on energy infrastructure targets in Ukraine for 30 days after a phone call with US President Donald Trump.

The Kremlin said in a statement after a lengthy phone call between the two leaders on Tuesday that Putin ordered the Russian army to stop strikes against energy facilities. But it stopped accepting A wider stop from the United States is supported for 30 days A suggestion that Ukraine said it was ready for implementation.

Russia’s leader raised concerns that such a truce could use by Ukraine to fill in more soldiers and reinforcing it during a period of stopping in the war of countries for two years.

Putin also referred to Trump that “the main condition for preventing the escalation of conflict and working to solve it through political and diplomatic means should be a complete stopping of foreign military assistance and providing intelligence information to Kiev,” according to the Kremlin.

in statementThe White House said that the leaders agreed that talks about a potential marine truce, as well as the broader fire, would start “immediately” in the Middle East.

Trump and Putin agreed to move towards peace, starting with “energy stops and fire infrastructure, as well as technical negotiations on carrying out a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, and a complete shooting and permanent peace.”

Trump wrote on the social truth platform that the conversation with Putin was “very good and fruitful”.

It was not immediately clear whether Ukraine agreed to stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.

The attacks on energy targets were a fixed feature of the full conquest of Russia for Ukraine, with Moscow strikes on the critical energy infrastructure, which regularly imposes energy reduction throughout the country, affecting everything from heating and distributing water to wastewater and public health.

He left thousands of people in the middle of Ukraine Without electricity On Tuesday, after a Russian attack in the country that included more than 130 drones that affected critical infrastructure.

Ukrainian attacks have also increased on Russian refineries, oil warehouses and industrial sites since January. The attacks reached about 10 percent of the Russian refining capacity in a few weeks of February when the most difficult refineries were exposed, according to the analysis conducted by Reuters.

Alan Fischer from Washington, DC, said Kiev is likely to be Kiev, warning that the proposal is limited to attacks on energy targets.

He said: “The Ukrainians will be concerned that the Russians will use this period to try to achieve more land gains, which is why they do not agree to the ceasefire completely.”

“This is a source of concern for (Kyiv) and something they have raised with Americans in the past.”

Al -Hamsa Al -Jazeera from Al -Jazeera, who reported Moscow, said that the invitation had appeared that there was “some momentum” of diplomacy.

She said: “What the Russians are looking for is guarantees that Ukraine does not use this period to fill and rearmaize.

She added: “The Kremlin explained that this is a condition for any kind of long -term peace settlement.”

Europeans return Ukraine

European leaders said they will continue to enhance their support for Kiev.

“We both agree that Ukraine can rely on us, and that Ukraine can rely on Europe and that we will not allow (Kiev),” German counselor Olaf Schools said, while speaking alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at a press conference in Berlin.

“We will continue to support the Ukrainian army in the war of resistance against Russian aggression,” said Macron.

Schulz said it should be agreed to a full ceasefire as soon as possible.

“The next step should be a full ceasefire of Ukraine as soon as possible.