Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure for a third straight night, Zelenskyy said Wednesday. The strikes came after Trump said both sides had agreed to halt energy attacks.
Why it matters: Ukrainian officials say they got no advance warning of the first missile wave. They fear U.S. intelligence sharing may be slipping.
Where they split: Coverage divides over whether Russia, Ukraine, or Washington is chiefly undermining the energy ceasefire.
Center coverage, 27 sources: The center sees Russia continuing energy strikes despite Trump's ceasefire claim, with Kyiv worried about U.S. support.
Left coverage, 13 sources: The left sees a Trump administration pressuring Ukraine while staying quiet on Russian strikes, including on U.S. businesses.
Right coverage, 21 sources: The right highlights Ukrainian refinery strikes and Kyiv's accusations against Washington as signs no real truce exists.
What’s next: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said work on an energy ceasefire continues, with no agreed meetings.
