Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, a proposed energy ceasefire could offer Ukraine temporary relief from Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure. However, military analyst Rob Clark has urged caution, citing a previous ceasefire that quickly collapsed. Moscow and Kyiv have yet to comment on the announcement. Here are all the details you need to know.
Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: Energy ceasefire could give Ukraine ‘respite’, says analyst
Military analyst Rob Clark says an energy ceasefire could give Ukraine “respite” – while cautioning that we should take today’s announcement “with a pinch of salt”.
He says: “It will give them that buffer and some sort of breathing space.”
You Might Be Interested In
However, Clark points out that Russia and Ukraine previously agreed a temporary ceasefire in March last year – which “rapidly unravelled”.
“I’m sceptical,” he adds. “It’s good news for Ukraine if it actually delivers some form of respite against the amount of damage the Russians are managing to inflict on Ukraine right now.”
Moscow and Kyiv are yet to comment.
Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: Ukrainian drone strike shuts down Yandex data centre
Kyiv continued its campaign against Russian infrastructure with a drone attack on Sunday, shutting down a data centre run by Russian technology and AI company, Yandex.
No one was injured in the attack on the data centre in the Vladimir region, but some services were unavailable to users, the company said.
Comments
0 commentsNo comments yet — be the first.