Ukraine War: U.S.-Russia Partial Truce Sparks Division and Concern

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have brokered a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, limited to strikes on energy infrastructure. While some see it as a diplomatic step, Ukraine and its allies remain skeptical.

Ukrainian President Zelensky rejects the deal, citing ongoing Russian attacks and their demands to completely halt Western military aid.

Eastern European leaders warn that Russia has not changed its objectives, while European capitals debate possible peacekeeping forces.

In the U.S., Republicans praise Trump’s diplomacy, while Democrats argue that Putin is using the truce to weaken Ukraine.

The agreement’s long-term impact remains uncertain.