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Trump seeks halt to energy attacks by both Russia, Ukraine

Written and edited by the WorldPing NewsdeskPublished Updated Original reporting: Deutsche Welle

What happened

Donald Trump, under fire for record US diesel prices, claims Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop striking energy targets.

Russia said nothing; Ukraine said "we expect specifics from our partners" on any such move.

Key facts

  • Donald Trump, under fire for record US diesel prices, claims Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop striking energy targets.
  • Reported by Deutsche Welle and published Mon, 14 Sep 2026 17:59:00 UTC.

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  1. ‘Attacks will be fully autonomous’: Russia, Ukraine race towards AI warfare

  2. Trump urges Ukraine to stop ‘knocking out’ Russian oil refineries as U.S. diesel hits record

  3. Ukraine and Russia have agreed not to hit energy targets, Trump claims – as it happened

  4. Trump seeks halt to energy attacks by both Russia, Ukraine

  5. Ukraine wants specifics from partners over halting strikes on Russia: Zelenskyy after Trump’s post

  6. Ukraine says it's open to halting attacks on Russian energy after Trump's claims of deal

  7. Trump agrees to ethics requirements in crypto Clarity Act as GOP seeks Democratic votes

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