'Energy ceasefire': Trump announces it between Moscow and Kyiv, Zelensky learns of it and Russia strikes Kharkiv
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RussiaMoscow is tempering an American announcement that it has not confirmed: between exported diesel, targeted refineries, and Trump's "verbal investments", the truce is being read for its effects on the oil market.
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CanadaOttawa is gauging the solidity of the ceasefire on the ground: the Kharkiv power plant struck in the evening of October 11 is causing the Canadian press to doubt an agreement that Moscow has not confirmed.
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Energy
the narrative puts at the forefront the responsibility attributed to Ukraine in the global fuel crisis.
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the reading of the Kremlin's position is based on anonymous sources quoted by the Financial Times.
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Canadaby the terrain
the narrative highlights the strikes that follow the announcement and the lack of Russian confirmation.
- Russia
this perspective does not carry this information
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Canada onlyCanadaReliance on the Ukrainian source
the sequence of strikes is based on the statements of Zelensky and his office.