Zelensky outlines conditions for Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian energy facilities
Ukraine is ready to refrain from striking energy facilities in Russia, provided there are no attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, critical infrastructure, or food supply chains.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for the dismissal of Ukraine's Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, who recently left the country amid an ongoing corruption investigation. According to prosecutors, Kravchenko has accused the country's anti-corruption bodies, NABU and SAPO, of committing "especially grave crimes."
Kravchenko alleges that the intention behind the investigation was to seize evidence against NABU and SAPO and remove him from office to halt procedural decisions in related cases. He claims that NABU and SAPO had access to protected case materials and copied or stole some documents. Zelensky, responding to Kravchenko's claims on his Telegram channel, urged parliament members to support his dismissal without delay.
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