Russia Accuses Ukraine of Energy Attacks Amid Tensions
Russia claims Ukraine has attacked its energy infrastructure twice in one day, breaching a ceasefire agreement. Both nations have accused each other of violating a U.S.-brokered moratorium on strikes. Reports from the battlefield are unverified by Reuters.
On Sunday, Russia accused Ukraine of conducting two attacks on its energy infrastructure within a 24-hour timeframe, as reported by Interfax news agency citing the Russian Defence Ministry. Last month, both nations had agreed to a pause in strikes against each other’s energy facilities. However, they continue to exchange allegations of violating the moratorium established with U.S. mediation. Currently, Reuters has not been able to verify these combat-related reports.
In summary, tensions between Russia and Ukraine persist despite previous agreements on a ceasefire regarding energy attacks. Accusations from both sides indicate ongoing conflict, highlighting a fragile situation that remains unresolved as verified information on battlefield activities remains unavailable.
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