Russia spares Ukraine’s energy grid after Trump push — but only until Sunday, Kremlin says

Ukraine saw a rare overnight lull in attacks on energy infrastructure after President Trump personally urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pause strikes — but the Kremlin said Friday the brief reprieve will last only through Sunday.

There were no overnight strikes on energy facilities in Ukraine after Trump called on Putin to spare them as frigid temperatures leave civilians in danger of freezing to death, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a post to X.

“Over the past night, there were no strikes on energy facilities,” Zelensky wrote.

But that didn’t stop Moscow from continuing to hit other civilian infrastructure across the country.

“Drone attacks on ordinary residential buildings in cities also continue,” the Ukrainian president said. “A ballistic missile was used