Russia struck a power plant in eastern Ukraine, contradicting President Donald Trump's announcement earlier on Sunday that both countries had agreed to an "energy ceasefire." A local official who spoke with ABC News reported that a thermal power plant in the city of Kharkiv was hit twice and was on fire. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack, along with additional details.
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Russia strikes power plant in eastern Ukraine following Trump's ceasefire announcement
Russia conducted a strike on a thermal power plant in Kharkiv, Ukraine, following President Trump's claim of an 'energy ceasefire' between the two nations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack, which resulted in the plant being set on fire.
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