Russia, Ukraine Trade Strikes Despite Trump's Assertion of No Attacks
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President Trump announced on Monday that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to a halt to attacks on each other's energy infrastructure, but the two main players themselves do not seem to be aware of this yet. In the early morning of Tuesday, Ukraine carried out attacks on an oil refinery near Sizran in the Samara province, while Russia attacked gas stations in Kyiv.
Russia and Ukraine attacked each other's energy facilities on Tuesday (September 15). A day earlier, US President Donald Trump said the two countries had agreed to halt such attacks, and the Kremlin called Trump's proposal to suspend energy attacks "very good."
Today, Russia and Ukraine continued to target energy installations despite US President Donald Trump's announcement to stop these strikes, with Moscow attacking fuel stations in Kiev, while Kiev targeting a Russian oil refinery. Russia launched some 200 drones during night attacks on Kiev and other cities, killing two people, and targeting, along with fuel stations [...] Russia and Ukraine continue to hit power installations written in the Stock…
Russia and Ukraine carried out airstrikes on each other's infrastructure overnight, despite President Trump's announcement that the two sides had agreed to stop attacks on energy targets. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia "continues to attack our energy sector, key supply infrastructure and critical infrastructure," without giving further details. Other officials said the targets included gas stations in Kiev, as well as unident…
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