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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Monday that Russia had already broken the surprise energy ceasefire declared by US President Donald Trump over the weekend. The Ukrainian leader noted that the ceasefire was announced without prior knowledge by Kyiv, and Russia has been evasive about the agreement since its announcement.
Zelensky expressed Ukraine's willingness to adhere to the agreement, provided Russia does the same. Despite the ongoing attacks, Zelensky pledged to abide by the new arrangement if Moscow likewise complies. The Ukrainian head of state made these remarks during his participation in the Warsaw Security Forum via video link.
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