There is skepticism and outright rejection of Trump's proposed energy truce, with Ukraine rejecting it and allies expressing confusion and concern.

Ukraine and some European countries reject Trump's proposed energy truce, expressing skepticism about its feasibility and potential implications for the ongoing conflict.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy expressed readiness to discuss a ceasefire but noted Russia's continued attacks, indicating a violation of the proposed truce and a need for US pressure, not sanctions relief.

Trump's team accused Zelenskyy of sabotaging diplomatic efforts and harming US interests by continuing attacks on Russian refineries, linking it to rising diesel prices.

European leaders supported Zelenskyy and expressed doubts about Russia's compliance with the ceasefire, while US officials reportedly threatened to halt intelligence sharing and weapon purchases if Ukraine continued refinery attacks.

Critics view Trump's actions as pro-Russian, detrimental to Ukraine's defense, and attribute high fuel prices to his 'war with Iran,' questioning the US's commitment to Ukraine.

Russia has not officially responded to Trump's ceasefire announcement and continues its attacks, with some sources stating Russia is not accepting any ceasefire.

Many express doubt about Russia's willingness to adhere to the energy ceasefire, citing immediate violations and past actions.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy expressed conditional support for the ceasefire but emphasized the need for Russia to agree and for American pressure, not sanctions relief.

Trump's team and some reports accuse Zelenskyy of sabotaging peace efforts and harming US interests by continuing attacks on Russian oil refineries, which Trump links to high diesel prices.

The announced ceasefire led to a drop in oil prices due to expectations of increased Russian supplies, though some analysts remain skeptical about a significant long-term impact.

Critics argue that the ceasefire, if limited to oil refineries, disproportionately benefits Russia as Ukraine has few operational refineries left, making it a 'truce' that is effectively one-sided.

Reports indicate Russian forces are making advances in various parts of Ukraine, including near Bilytske and capturing Lidino.

Ukrainian cities like Kyiv and Dnipro are experiencing explosions and fires, attributed to Russian strikes.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy expresses skepticism about Russia's commitment to an energy truce and hopes Trump can persuade Putin.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski is criticized for his stance on Russia, and some view the EU's support for Kyiv as problematic.

Russia claims to have targeted a cargo ship carrying military supplies to Odesa and asserts Ukraine is militarily defeated.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy expresses readiness for elections if a full ceasefire is agreed, but warns of retaliation if Russia doesn't adhere to an energy truce, while also highlighting the impact of strikes on Russian data centers.

Russia is integrating drone classes into public schools as part of its war efforts, while also conducting missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.

The EU welcomes the energy ceasefire but doubts Russia's commitment, while NATO warns Russia about its capabilities and the US is accused of aiding Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries.

Trump's role in the conflict is criticized, with accusations of selling out the country and making deals that benefit Russia, while also being seen as a potential mediator by some.

Many posts express support for Ukraine, condemn Russian aggression, and highlight the impact of Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and civilian lives.

Some posts suggest that Putin wants a settlement and criticize Ukrainian leadership for being unwilling to strike a deal, advocating for a change in leadership to facilitate an agreement.

Reports highlight Russia's introduction of drone classes in public schools as part of a national curriculum change during the war with Ukraine, emphasizing patriotism.

NATO commanders are set to warn Russia about the alliance's capabilities, while the EU has adopted nearly 1,600 new sanctions against Russia.