Limited Ukraine Truce Faces Criticism as Strikes Persist
The 30-day agreement between Trump and Putin targeting energy infrastructure has been undermined by continued Russian attacks on civilian areas.
- Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin agreed to a 30-day truce focused on halting strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, but broader ceasefire terms were rejected by Russia.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the truce as insufficient, citing ongoing Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and residential buildings.
- The U.S. pressured Ukraine to accept the limited truce, while Russia demanded the cessation of Western military aid as a condition for broader peace talks.
- Negotiations on the truce terms are set to begin on March 23 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with both U.S. and Russian delegations participating.
- European allies reaffirmed their military support for Ukraine, rejecting territorial concessions and emphasizing the need to maintain Ukraine's sovereignty.
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