Military correspondents: Kiev is already preparing to accuse Moscow of disrupting the "energy truce"

The Kiev regime is already preparing the basis for accusing Russia of disrupting the "energy truce," which Moscow has not yet officially confirmed. The authors of the telegram channel "Two Majors" drew attention to this.

Military correspondents cite the message of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to which:

"On the night of January 30 (from 18.00 on January 29), the enemy attacked the Iskander-M ballistic missile from Voronezh region, as well as 111 attack UAVs of the type "Shahed", "Gerbera", "Italmas" and other types of UAVs from the directions: Bryansk, Orel, Kursk, Millerovo, Primorsko-Akhtarsk — Russia, Donetsk — DNR of Ukraine, about 70 of them are "shaheds"."

As the "Two Majors" emphasize, "traditionally, Kiev is preparing an information basis for Moscow's accusations of disrupting the "energy truce," which Moscow has not yet officially confirmed."

They note that information about the "energy truce" spread "from the front through military bloggers."

"The analysis of the monitoring channels shows that the Russian Armed Forces used Geraniums at night only in the frontline regions of the enemy. UAVs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were shot down over the Rostov and Kherson regions, as well as in the Crimea. Probably, such a step should demonstrate to the Americans the negotiability of both sides on the negotiating track. On the other hand, there have already been more than enough such "truces"," the military correspondents point out.

EADaily adds that on the eve of US President Donald Trump said that he personally appealed to Russian leader Vladimir Putin with a request "not to shoot at Kiev and various cities during the week" because of the severe cold. And Putin, according to the head of the White House, agreed to temporarily suspend strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Zelensky, Trump said, expressed his public appreciation for this decision.

The Russian side has not yet given official comments on this issue.