Zelenskyy accuses Russia of violating the energy ceasefire, urges Trump to step in to implement the agreement.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday accused Russia of violating the Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump, saying Russian forces attacked a thermal power plant in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region and urged the U.S. to take action to ensure Russia abides by the deal. Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine has not yet received the specific terms of the energy ceasefire, adding that he learned about Trump’s announcement of the bilateral ceasefire only through media reports. He said Russian forces have carried out more than 200 attacks on Ukraine’s power generation and transmission facilities over the past week, plus 17 attacks targeting oil and gas facilities, and noted that Ukrainian forces did not strike Russian refineries on Sunday night. European officials have taken a cautious stance on whether the ceasefire can be implemented. French President Emmanuel Macron said no signs of Russia complying with the energy ceasefire have been observed in the past 48 hours. EU foreign ministers on Monday approved adding nearly 1,600 new entries to the sanctions list targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex, with more than half related to the ballistic missile production chain. Separately, Reuters cited sources familiar with the matter as reporting that the U.S. had threatened to suspend intelligence sharing with Ukraine and halt weapons deliveries via relevant mechanisms to pressure Kyiv to stop attacking Russian energy facilities. Russia has not yet responded to the ceasefire arrangement.