Zelensky offers reciprocal halt to attacks on energy infrastructure

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Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine was ready for an energy ceasefire if Russia agreed not to attack Ukraine’s energy system. He said he did not know Moscow’s position and wanted the United States to convey the proposal to Russia.

Countries involved United States · 0 of our 3 outletsUkraine · 1 outletRussia · 0 of our 2 outlets

First reported among our outlets by France 24 (France), 22 Sep 21:38 UTC · most coverage from Germany (1), France (1)

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The Kyiv Independent · Ukraine22 Sep 22:26

Russia planning to hit Ukraine with 'massive attack,' Zelensky warns

Notes Russia has not indicated acceptance

Russia, however, has given no indication that it will accept such a truce.

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France 24 · France22 Sep 21:38

Zelensky says Ukraine is ready for an energy ceasefire with Russia

Stresses Russia must match the offer

"not attack our energy system,"

Der Spiegel · Germany23 Sep 06:26

Ukraine war: Volodymyr Zelenskyy offers limited ceasefire for energy facilities

Translated from: Ukraine-Krieg: Wolodymyr Selenskyj bietet begrenzte Waffenruhe für Energieanlagen an

Calls for the U.S. to convey the offer

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