Trump says ceasefire violations by Russia and Ukraine will 'work out,' declines to condemn energy strikes
President Trump responded to questions about Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure following a ceasefire agreement reached over the weekend, according to Scripps News. When asked if he was upset about the attacks, Trump stated both sides are "a little bit off" and expressed confidence the situation would resolve itself, saying "bottom line it's all gonna work out." Trump did not directly condemn the strikes or indicate consequences for violating the ceasefire terms.
✓ Verified
- ✓Trump was asked about Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities after a ceasefire agreement. (Scripps News)
- ✓Trump stated both sides are 'a little bit off.' (Scripps News)
- ✓Trump said 'bottom line it's all gonna work out.' (Scripps News)
- ✓The ceasefire was made over the weekend. (Scripps News)
~ Interpretation
- ~Trump's response suggests he is not intending to hold Russia accountable for ceasefire violations. (Interpretation based on his refusal to condemn the strikes and confident framing)
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