On Oct. 11 President Zelenskiy said Kyiv supports a “practical, reliable” energy ceasefire and is willing not to strike Russian energy infrastructure if Russia takes reciprocal action. He said U.S. President Trump has announced an energy ceasefire arrangement, which Ukraine welcomes and expects to be implemented. Zelenskiy added Ukrainian armed forces have received the relevant orders and Kyiv is awaiting details of U.S.-Russia talks, expecting President Putin to honor the commitments described

據沙特媒體哈達斯：美國國務院官員表示，美國準備討論支持解除真主黨武裝的措施。

A White House official said President Trump's weekend announcement of an 'energy truce' refers to a potential agreement for Russia and Ukraine to halt attacks on refineries, with a possible follow-up to stop strikes on power plants and energy grids. The official described the proposal as a refinery-for-refinery idea but warned it is clearly asymmetric: Ukraine has one refinery that has been repeatedly hit and is not fully operational, while Russia controls a much larger refining network. The official said Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries have damaged relations between Zelenskiy and Trump more than they have hurt Russia; Trump is reportedly angry and feels Zelenskiy takes the United States for granted. U.S. special envoys Witkoff and Jared Kushner have suspended planned trips to Moscow amid the crisis.