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Donald Trump announces a supposed energy ceasefire in the Ukrainian conflict, but both Zelensky and Putin deny the existence of an agreement, while tensions with Moscow increase and concerns grow for the safety of European leaders. #GuerraInUcraina #CessateIlFuoco #Trump (translated)

He is currently in a state of hysteria and incapable of taking measured actions; if he were rational, he would be open to peace talks. The tycoon, however, has the support of Elon Musk, who stated that Zelensky "has gone too far," and obviously from Moscow: the Ukrainian leader "is currently in a state of hysteria and incapable of taking measured actions; if he were rational, he would be open to peace talks," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. #Ucraina #Trump #TreguaEnergetica (translated)

The tycoon receives the support of Elon Musk, who says that Zelensky "has gone too far," and of course from Moscow: the Ukrainian leader "is currently in the throes of hysteria and unable to take measured actions; if he were rational, he would be open to peace talks," said the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov. #Ucraina #Trump #TreguaEnergetica (translated)

It will also provide additional funding for drones and missiles, to strengthen Ukraine's defenses and protect its skies. On the eve of possible new EU sanctions against Moscow, von der Leyen emphasized that Ukraine will be at the center of this week's European Council: the EU "will also provide additional funding for drones and missiles, to strengthen Ukraine's defenses and protect its skies." #Ucraina #Trump #TreguaEnergetica (translated)

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the arrest of a man accused of threatening an attack against him and the Minister of Defense, while Western intelligence agencies warn of an increase in assassination plans by Moscow against European security leaders. #Polonia #Sicurezza #Intelligence (translated)

The Ukrainian delegation, visiting the United States to negotiate an energy truce, discovered that Trump was preparing to ease sanctions on Russian diesel, raising concerns that the agreement could serve as a cover for an understanding between Washington and Moscow without their knowledge. #Ucraina #Trump #Putin (translated)

Russian attacks have killed more than 80 Ukrainian civilians in two days; the suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel guarantees Moscow greater revenues to finance the war. Another strong rebuke of the US-Russia phone agreement has come from Brussels: "Russian attacks have killed more than 80 Ukrainian civilians in two days; the suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel guarantees Moscow greater revenues to finance the war," thundered EU High Representative Kaja Kallas, also citing the intensification of hybrid attacks against Europe, and recalling that on Monday the EU foreign ministers intend to approve a broad package of sanctions against the Russian war machine. #Trump #Zelensky #Ucraina (translated)

The post reported that Trump had dumped Zelensky, arguing that Ukraine needed to find a new president capable of reaching an agreement. It added that Russia had welcomed the statement, calling it "iconic" and "historic." https://t.co/AgiTDXH7bP #Ucraina #Trump #Russia #RU #UA #US (translated)

Russian attacks have killed more than 80 Ukrainian civilians in two days. Furthermore, Russia has intensified its hybrid attacks against Europe, targeting both EU member states and NATO allies. The suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel provides Moscow with greater revenues to finance the war. Now is not the time to ease pressure on Russia, and Europe will not do so. On Monday, EU foreign ministers intend to approve the largest package of additions to the sanctions list against the Russian war machine since the beginning of the war. This is stated on social media by EU High Representative Kaja Kallas. #Ucraina #Trump #Putin (translated)

"The conversation, I would say very intense and friendly, between the two presidents lasted an hour and a half. Neither Putin nor Trump wanted to be the first to hang up during their phone call." And the atmosphere with Russia, after the coldness with which, just a few weeks ago, Washington had responded to Moscow that support for Kiev would not wane, seems suddenly more relaxed, at least according to what the Kremlin advisor, Yuri Ushakov, has stated: "The conversation, I would say very intense and friendly, between the two presidents lasted an hour and a half. Neither Putin nor Trump wanted to be the first to hang up during their phone call." #Gasolio #Ucraina #AccordoTrumpPutin (translated)

Majakovsk has argued that the amount of diesel that the United States would buy or unlock from Russia would be insufficient to cover American needs and would mostly arrive just before or after the midterm elections. In his view, the initiative would primarily serve a propaganda function. He added that many estimates would consider Russian production capacity without accounting for the growth of domestic consumption. Before the war, he wrote, Russia produced 80-90 million tons of diesel per year, exported about half (40-45 Mt), and consumed 35-38 million internally. According to 2026 data cited by Majakovsk, production would have dropped to about 70-75 million tons, while domestic consumption would have risen to 48-55 million, also due to the needs of the war machine and logistics. Majakovsk stated that, during certain periods, including planting and harvesting or offensives, Moscow would be forced to temporarily suspend exports to meet domestic demand, relying on strategic reserves for the rest of the year. He then argued that a significant increase in Russian exports would not be sustainable and that overseas sales would be capped. Referring to Donald Trump's move, Majakovsk called it a worrying political signal, especially for the diplomatic and symbolic rupture it would represent; he added that the influx of new capital into the Russian war machine would remain marginal. #Ucraina #diesel #politica (translated)