Six Ukrainian energy sites hit by Russia since Trump announced ceasefire, Zelensky says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says six energy sites in Ukraine have been hit by Russia since Donald Trump announced a ceasefire.

The claim comes as emergency services respond to a separate Russian drone strike on a residential building in Kharkiv, in northeastern Ukraine. Crews attended the scene on Monday.

Energy facilities named in ceasefire account

Zelensky’s statement links the reported strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure to the period following Trump’s ceasefire announcement. The available information does not identify the six sites or provide details about the damage caused.

The report places attacks on energy facilities alongside the drone strike in Kharkiv, where the target was a residential building. No further information on casualties, the extent of the damage or the timing of the energy-site strikes was provided.

What is known about the Kharkiv strike

Emergency services were involved after the drone attack on the residential building. The incident occurred in Kharkiv, a city in northeastern Ukraine, and was described as a Russian strike.

With limited details available, the reported incidents underscore the continuing focus on Ukrainian energy sites and urban locations in accounts of the conflict. Further information about the affected facilities and the consequences of the strikes was not included.