- Title: Putin chairs Security Council meeting on energy strikes moratorium in Ukraine
- Date: 1st April 2025
- Summary: MOSCOW, RUSSIA (APRIL 1, 2025) (RUSSIAN POOL) PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN ADDRESSING MEMBERS OF SECURITY COUNCIL SIDE SHOT OF PUTIN SPEAKING TO MEMBERS OF SECURITY COUNCIL SEEN ON TV PUTIN TALKING (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) RUSSIAN PRESIDENT, VLADIMIR PUTIN, SAYING: "(STARTS OVER SHOT 3) I would like to ask Belousov Andrey Removich a question about how the agreements to the halt (
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- Keywords: PUTIN RUSSIA SECURITY COUNCIL UKRAINE CRISIS
- Location: MOSCOW, RUSSIA
- City: MOSCOW, RUSSIA
- Country: Russia
- Topics: Europe,Government/Politics
- Reuters ID: LVA001333901042025RP1
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- Story Text: Russian President Vladimir Putin chaired a Security Council on Tuesday (April 1), where the issue of energy strikes moratorium in Ukraine was discussed.
Oil refineries, oil and gas pipelines and nuclear power stations are among the targets on which Russia and Ukraine agreed to temporarily suspend strikes, the Kremlin said on Tuesday (March 25).
A list appearing on the Kremlin's website also included fuel storage facilities, pumping stations, electricity generation and transmission infrastructure, such as power plants, substations, transformers, distributors and hydroelectric dams.
The Kremlin statement said the list had been "agreed between the Russian and American sides."
In Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Kyiv had presented U.S. officials during talks with a list of facilities to be covered.
According to the statement, the temporary moratorium on strikes on energy infrastructure starts from March 18 and is valid for 30 days, but it could be extended by mutual agreement. If the agreement is breached by one party, the other party is also released from compliance, the Kremlin added.
Both sides have repeatedly blamed each other for violating the agreement since then. - Copyright Holder: POOL (CAN SELL)
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