Trump and Putin Agree to Limited Ceasefire in Ukraine Targeting Energy Infrastructure
The 30-day truce includes a prisoner exchange but faces skepticism over Russia's broader demands and intentions.
- The ceasefire halts strikes on energy infrastructure for 30 days, with Russia and Ukraine set to exchange 175 prisoners each, including 23 wounded Ukrainian soldiers.
- Negotiations for a broader ceasefire and lasting peace are set to begin in the Middle East, but significant obstacles remain.
- Putin has demanded a halt to Ukrainian mobilization, rearmament, and Western military aid as conditions for a broader truce.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky has expressed skepticism about Russia’s intentions, emphasizing the need for transparency in negotiations.
- European allies and Ukraine fear the ceasefire could allow Russia to regroup militarily, while the U.S. stresses the potential for improved U.S.-Russia relations.

















































































































































































































































