Kremlin Says Contacts on Trump's Russia-Ukraine Energy Ceasefire Are Continuing
The Kremlin said talks are continuing as officials disputed claims of fresh strikes on oil refineries and other energy targets.
- On Tuesday, the Kremlin stated that contacts regarding the energy ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump on Sunday are continuing, though Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated there have been no changes so far.
- President Donald Trump's surprise announcement on October 11 that Russia and Ukraine agreed not to strike oil refineries was declared "effective immediately," catching Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky off guard.
- Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak claimed Ukraine attacked two oil refineries on October 14 in the Saratov and Ryazan regions, though local authorities in both regions did not report any such incidents.
- Meduza reported finding no signs of explosions or fires at Russian oil refineries, while Rostov Governor Yury Slyusar stated on Telegram that more than 160 drones were disabled over his region without casualties.
- The Kremlin expressed skepticism about the ceasefire's viability, with officials stating they see no sign that the Ukrainian side is moving toward an energy agreement at this time.
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Russia said on Wednesday that Ukraine had used drones to attack two oil refineries on its territory, accusing it of violating an "energy ceasefire" declared by US President Donald Trump.
EADaily, 14 October 2026. Today, 14 October, the U.S.A. attacked two refineries in Russia, in the Saratov and Ryazan regions, as reported by Russian Vice-Premier Alexander Novak.
Trump said Russia and Ukraine agreed to stop attacking oil refineries. Three days later, Moscow alleges two Ukrainian strikes — neither reported by regional authorities.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Ukraine attacked two Russian oil refineries on October 14.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak says that Ukraine attacked two oil refineries in Russia on Wednesday. Ukraine has denied these accusations.
Russia's Vice-Premier, Alexander Nowak, reported during the Russian energy week that the Ukrainian side has not shown any readiness for an energy truce. The Russian Vice-Premier told journalists on the margins of the Russian energy week, transmitting TASS. "We see that the Ukrainian side has not shown any movement towards an energy truce," said Novak. According to the newspaper WZGLAD, on Wednesday, the Kremlin announced continued work against t…
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