Russian President Vladimir Putin has consented to a 30-day halt in attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, a decision influenced by a phone call from US President Donald Trump. While Putin did not endorse a broader ceasefire, he expressed concerns that it could enable Ukraine to bolster its military. Both leaders have acknowledged the necessity of resuming talks regarding maritime and potential broader ceasefire arrangements. Trump stated that discussions were productive, emphasizing the need for political resolutions, contingent on stopping foreign military support to Ukraine.
Putin ordered the Russian military to stop strikes against energy facilities in Ukraine for 30 days following a phone call with Trump, emphasizing a political solution.
The White House stated that Putin raised concerns about a broader ceasefire potentially allowing Ukraine to strengthen its military capabilities during a pause in conflict.
Trump characterized the conversation with Putin as a very good and productive one, with both leaders expressing willingness to negotiate peace terms.
The Kremlin indicated that a cessation of foreign military aid to Ukraine is necessary to prevent escalation and facilitate a resolution through diplomatic means.
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