The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, admitted the possibility of ceasing attacks on Russian oil infrastructure, provided adequate guarantees are offered. This statement comes at a time of tension between Ukraine and Russia, in the midst of a war that has lasted more than two years.
Zelensky's position follows a statement made by his American counterpart, Donald Trump, that both Ukraine and Russia would have agreed to stop attacks on energy infrastructure. This statement by the American president generated diverse reactions in the international community.
President Zelensky acknowledged that he is willing to consider a ceasefire in this specific area, but stressed that any agreement requires concrete guarantees that ensure the security of Ukrainian territory. The Ukrainian leader has been consistent in defending that any negotiation must respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
This development occurs in a context of international diplomatic efforts to find a resolution to the conflict, with the United States playing an active mediating role. The possibility of an agreement on attacks on energy infrastructure may represent a significant step toward a potential peace negotiation between the two countries.
