Ukraine's Zelenskyy says it's "increasingly evident that Russia is unwilling to accept an energy ceasefire"

TL;DR

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Russia has not shown signs of complying with a newly announced energy ceasefire.
Russia reportedly attacked multiple energy facilities in Ukraine shortly after President Trump announced the ceasefire.
President Trump expressed uncertainty about the reported violations and urged both leaders to end the war, suggesting Putin wants a deal more than Zelenskyy.
Previous attempts by Trump to broker energy ceasefires between Russia and Ukraine have failed.
Russia's attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have a greater relative impact due to economic disparities and Russia's greater resources.
The U.S. administration has reportedly threatened to halt intelligence sharing and weapons purchases if Ukraine continues strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.
Ukraine views the threats seriously due to the importance of intelligence sharing and the PURL procurement system for air defense missiles.
Zelenskyy emphasized the need for increased U.S. pressure on Russia for de-escalation to succeed.

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