Trump announces energy ceasefire and diesel deal, says US still shares intel with Ukraine
Updated 2 weeks ago11 new reports, including CNBC, The Hill, The Straits Times and 6 more.
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President Donald Trump announced a temporary ceasefire on attacks against energy infrastructure between Russia and Ukraine and a temporary easing of restrictions on Russian diesel exports. He also said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine and is working with both Kyiv and Moscow to end the war.
Trump announced a temporary ceasefire on attacks against energy infrastructure between Russia and Ukraine.1 Trump announced a temporary easing of restrictions on Russian diesel exports.5 Trump said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine.2
Trump said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine and is working with both Kyiv and Moscow to bring an end to the war.3 Trump said Russia and Ukraine both want to end the war but do not know how to reach an agreement.5 Trump said the United States still shares intelligence with Ukraine.4
Trump said the United States still shares intelligence with Ukraine.6 A senior fellow said the ceasefire would benefit Russia more because it can sell oil to fund the war.7 The announcement was made on Sunday, 12 October 2026.1
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11 new reports, including CNBC, The Hill, The Straits Times and 6 more.
Headline: Trump announces energy ceasefire and diesel deal, says US still shares intel with Ukraine
Added President Donald Trump announced a temporary ceasefire on attacks against energy infrastructure between Russia and Ukraine and a temporary easing of restrictions on Russian diesel exports.
Added He also said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine and is working with both Kyiv and Moscow to end the war.
Removed President Trump said the U.S. still shares intelligence with Ukraine and defended a Russian diesel fuel deal.
Removed The statement was made at the White House amid criticism that the deal could give Russia a strategic advantage.
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7 new reports, including The New York Times, Bloomberg, Deutsche Welle and 4 more.
Headline: Trump says U.S. still shares intelligence with Ukraine, defends Russian diesel deal
Added President Trump said the U.S. still shares intelligence with Ukraine and defended a Russian diesel fuel deal.
Added The statement was made at the White House amid criticism that the deal could give Russia a strategic advantage.
Removed The United States has not cut off weapons or intelligence to Ukraine, despite a warning that it could do so.
Removed The warning was issued to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who reported it to NPR.
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