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Putin ignores Trump's 'energy ceasefire' with fresh attacks cutting power in Kyiv - as Zelensky blasts 'absolutely unjust' lack of warning from allies

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Garfinkel, I. (2026, October 14). Putin ignores Trump's 'energy ceasefire' with fresh attacks cutting power in Kyiv - as Zelensky blasts 'absolutely unjust' lack of warning from allies. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16207623/Putin-ignores-Trumps-energy-ceasefire-fresh-attacks-cutting-power-Kyiv-Zelensky-blasts-absolutely-unjust-lack-warning-allies.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-14 · by Imogen Garfinkel

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Russian attacks overnight killed at least six people and cut power in several regions of Ukraine, including large parts of Kyiv. These strikes follow President Trump’s call for an "energy ceasefire," which Russian president Vladimir Putin appears to be ignoring. President Zelensky criticized Western allies for not providing advance warning before a recent strike on a Kyiv power plant, highlighting the strain between Ukraine and US leadership due to reliance on Western intelligence for early detection of incoming attacks.
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On October 14, 2026, Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, for a second consecutive day without any early warning from Western partners, including the United States. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed frustration over the lack of intelligence sharing, which he emphasized is crucial for saving lives. The attacks damaged civilian infrastructure and killed at least one person while injuring others, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Meanwhile, Ukraine has halted its airstrikes on Russian oil refineries after US President Donald Trump threatened to stop intelligence sharing with Kyiv unless such strikes ceased. Despite this, Russia continued attacking Ukrainian energy facilities, highlighting the imbalance in the conflict and raising concerns about Western support for Ukraine's defense against increasingly sophisticated Russian weaponry.

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A rescue worker puts out a fire of a multi-story residential building damaged in a Russian missile strike on Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, October 13 Residents stand behind a barrier at the site of a Russian missile strike at an apartment building in Kyiv on October 14 An injured man is seen talking of the phone near the residential building damaged by the Russian ballistic missile as firefighters battle the blaze in Kyiv's Desnianskyi district on October 14 DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy provider, said on the same platform that the attack has caused emergency power cuts in the Darnytskyi, Dniprovskyi, Pecherskyi and Solomianskyi districts, as well as in part of the Golosiivsky district.
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🔮 There are power disruptions in the capital,' Mayor Vitali Klitschko wrote on Telegram, urging people to remain in shelters.

Claims (26 extracted, 2 hedged)

Heavy overnight Russian strikes killed at least six people in Ukraine and cut power to large parts of the capital Kyiv as Vladimir Putin continues to ignore Donald Trump's 'energy ceasefire'. asserted
Putin → kill → ceasefire
The attacks on multiple regions came after President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine had received no advance warning from Western allies before a Russian strike on a Kyiv power plant. asserted
Ukraine → come → plant
Ukraine relies heavily on Western intelligence to detect incoming Russian attacks and help identify targets of its own, but renewed signs of strain with US President Trump have cast doubt on those arrangements. asserted
signs → rely → arrangements
In Kyiv, a Russian strike on a multi-storey building in Desnianskyi district killed two people, while another attack in Golosiivsky killed one. asserted
attack → kill → one
Two people were killed and six were wounded in Russian attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region. asserted
six → kill → region
A further person was killed in the southeastern Zaporizhzhia region. asserted
person → kill → region
AFP reporters in Kyiv heard a series of explosions overnight and reported that electricity and water supplies were cut off in eastern parts of the city. 'Energy facilities in Kyiv and the surrounding region have come under a massive ballistic missile strike. asserted
facilities → hear → strike
There are power disruptions in the capital,' Mayor Vitali Klitschko wrote on Telegram, urging people to remain in shelters. asserted
Klitschko → be → shelters
A rescue worker puts out a fire of a multi-story residential building damaged in a Russian missile strike on Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, October 13 Residents stand behind a barrier at the site of a Russian missile strike at an apartment building in Kyiv on October 14 An injured man is seen talking of the phone near the residential building damaged by the Russian ballistic missile as firefighters battle the blaze in Kyiv's Desnianskyi district on October 14 DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy provider, said on the same platform that the attack has caused emergency power cuts in the Darnytskyi, Dniprovskyi, Pecherskyi and Solomianskyi districts, as well as in part of the Golosiivsky district. asserted
attack → put → district
Further Russian ballistic missile attacks were reported in Kharkiv and Zhytomyr regions, and other strikes hit Sumy and Chernigiv. asserted
strikes → report → Sumy
The governor of Russia's Saratov region, citing preliminary estimates, said a Ukrainian drone strike had killed one person in the city of Balakovo. asserted
strike → cite → Balakovo
Moscow mayor Sergey Sobyanin said air defence forces had downed nearly 500 drones flying towards the Russian capital overnight. asserted
forces → say → capital
Russian authorities said around 160 more were brought down over the Rostov region, while others targeted Moscow. asserted
others → say → Moscow
Earlier, Zelensky said a Russian strike on a Kyiv power facility on Tuesday evening had come without Ukraine receiving advance warning from its Western allies. asserted
Ukraine → say → allies
Once again, no early warning from our partners,' he wrote on Facebook. asserted
he → write → Facebook
Unfortunately, it was hit.' asserted
it → hit → ?
Zelensky said Ukraine's systems picked up the missiles only as they were nearing the city. asserted
they → say → city
'This is absolutely unjust: when they are destroying our infrastructure, and Ukraine is not even receiving early warnings about ballistic missile launches,' he added. asserted
he → destroy → launches
Kyiv, which is home to some three million people, has come under increasing attack from Russian drones and missiles, with energy infrastructure a key target. asserted
infrastructure → come → drones
Overnight from Monday to Tuesday, Kyiv residents heard explosions from Russian strikes before air raid sirens sounded, something that has occurred only rarely in the past. asserted
that → hear → past
Ukrainian officials attributed the issue to the Russian military's use of hard-to-detect missiles or potential technical issues. asserted
officials → attribute → missiles
Trump announced an 'energy ceasefire' on his Truth Social network on Sunday, saying Russia and Ukraine had agreed to end their punishing long-range strikes on power infrastructure. asserted
Russia → announce → infrastructure
Zelensky voiced surprise at the news and said later strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure were Russian President Putin's 'answer' to Trump's claim. uncertain
strikes → voice → claim
Trump has repeatedly lashed out at Zelensky for strikes on Russian oil refineries and on Saturday suggested it was 'time for Ukraine to get a new president'. uncertain
Ukraine → lash → president
The American leader has faced criticism from Zelensky, and a political backlash at home, for announcing plans last week to buy diesel from Russia despite wartime sanctions on Moscow. asserted
leader → face → Moscow
This is a breaking news story. asserted
This → break → ?
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