Russia silent on potential Ukraine energy ceasefire despite Zelensky's openness

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated he would agree to a ceasefire specifically targeting energy infrastructure. Russia has remained largely silent on this proposal. The suggestion comes amid ongoing attacks on Ukraine's power grid by Russian forces. The lack of response from Moscow leaves the potential for such an agreement unclear.

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