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The U.S. President Donald Trump personally doubts that Russian President Vladimir Putin will agree to an energy truce with Ukraine. Trump did not ask for a unilateral halt to strikes on Russia's energy facilities. After his latest trip to Russia, Trump’s envoys Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner returned with the impression that a possible energy ceasefire could be arranged. Trump is not as confident as his team, a Kyiv Independent official familiar with the peace talks said. Washington is insisting that Kyiv and Moscow stop attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure, which is one of the key issues in the peace negotiations. A White House spokesperson said that Trump “remains optimistic” about achieving a peace agreement, despite his doubts about an energy truce. The Ukrainian side also received “some indications from the Kremlin” that Moscow is ready to consider an energy ceasefire, a official familiar with the matter said, but he did not specify details. By the way, Trump publicly urged Ukraine to stop striking Russian energy facilities. He urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop hitting Russian refineries. Zelensky said Kyiv would support an energy ceasefire. Russia, meanwhile, called the proposal a “good idea” but publicly did not indicate willingness to accept it.
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