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On October 11, Donald Trump announces an “energy ceasefire” on Truth Social. Zelensky learns about it from the same post. By October 13, Russian missiles hit Thermal Power Plants 4 and 5. A column on the new era of social-media diplomacy — and on Ukraine, cast as the backdrop in a theatre whose script is written without it.
Donald Trump announced an “energy truce” between Ukraine and Russia on 11 October 2026. Moscow never confirmed it — instead, Russian strikes hit energy infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Ivano-Frankivsk, killing six people and wounding at least 20.
Kyiv has confirmed its readiness for a trilateral meeting with the US and Russia in October and has worked out five ceasefire scenarios — from a full truce to Black Sea security and an energy track. The Kremlin, however, sends contradictory signals: in September it spoke of readiness to resume talks, and on October 8 reports emerged that it “does not plan” a meeting. Whether October brings peace depends not on Kyiv.
