Donald Trump says: Pause for weapons at power plants
The pause for weapons starts now. Trump gives no exact facts. Russia and Ukraine say nothing yet. The leader Selenskyj speaks out. He hears the news now. He likes the pause for weapons.
Before this, heavy fights happen. Russia attacks the town Saporischschja. 23 people die there. Ukraine attacks a data site in Russia with drones. Trump wants an end to attacks on oil sites for a long time.
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Definitions
- Power plants
- This means big sites for power and light. This includes plants and oil sites.
- Pause for weapons
- This is a break in the war. The fighters stop the war for some time.
- Data site
- A house with many smart machines. These machines keep data safe for the web.
People
- Donald Trump
- He leads the USA now.
- Selenskyj
- He leads Ukraine in the war.
- Putin
- He leads Russia.
Locations
- Ukraine
- A land in Europe. Russia attacks this land.
- Russia
- A big land in the world. It is in Europe and Asia.
- Saporischschja
- A big town in the south of Ukraine.
Sources
Donald Trump claims Ukraine and Russia have agreed to ‘energy ceasefire’ – live updates
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