The President of the United States announced that Ukraine and Russia reached an agreement to stop attacking each other's energy infrastructures. This decision represents a significant pause in the conflicts between the two countries.
The agreement was publicly revealed by the American leader, who played a role as mediator in the negotiations. Kiev and Moscow thus committed to ceasing targeted attacks on energy facilities and infrastructures.
The context of this agreement is directly linked to the economic consequences of the conflict. Diesel prices have been rising, a situation attributed to the war between Ukraine and Russia.
This pause in attacks on energy infrastructures comes at a time when tensions between the two countries continue to affect global energy and fuel markets.
