A U.S.-brokered deal halts attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine, with both sides reporting compliance.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said neither Ukraine nor Russia has targeted energy infrastructure since a U.S.-brokered agreement came into effect, signaling a temporary halt in a critical area of the conflict. The deal is intended to safeguard energy systems as winter demand rises, offering a limited form of de-escalation. While both sides have so far adhered to the agreement, Zelenskiy noted that enforcement details remain unclear and the long-term durability of the arrangement is uncertain.