Ukraine is questioning Washington’s support after deadly Russian attacks struck Kropyvnytskyi, even as US President Donald Trump pushes an energy truce between Moscow and Kyiv. According to The Kyiv Independent, the overnight assault on October 14–15 killed at least three people and injured six others. Regional officials said logistics, transport and industrial facilities were targeted, while Ukraine warned of continued aerial threats. The strikes have raised fresh doubts about whether the proposed pause on attacks against energy infrastructure is holding. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has also voiced frustration with Trump’s approach to Russia, saying Kyiv risks losing a strong partner. Is the energy truce already under strain?
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