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On September 15, the Kremlin welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for a truce between Russia and Ukraine to stop attacks on energy infrastructure. However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasized that in addition to the ceasefire, sanctions against Russia must be lifted for global fuel prices to stabilize. He also noted the need for safe passage of commercial ships, including oil tankers, through Ukrainian-controlled waters. This stance highlights Russia’s view that sanctions and navigation security are crucial for resolving energy market issues.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-16,
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Kremlin welcomes Trump’s idea of energy truce with Ukraine, calls for sanctions removal
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Kremlin → welcome → removal
The Kremlin said on Sept 15 it welcomed a US proposal for a Russia-Ukraine moratorium on attacking each other’s energy infrastructure, while saying it was also necessary to protect seaborne exports and remove “illegal” sanctions on Russia.
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it → say → Russia
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Ukraine and Russia had agreed not to hit each other’s energy targets, though neither side has confirmed such an agreement.
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side → say → agreement
Russia hit petrol stations in Kyiv on Sept 15 and Ukraine said it struck a Russian oil refinery.
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it → hit → refinery
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Trump’s suggestion was a “very good idea”, but it would take more than that to bring down global fuel prices.
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it → tell → prices
“It is necessary to ensure safe commercial shipping and navigation here, including for oil tankers.
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It → ensure → tankers
The Kyiv regime has so far shown no inclination to guarantee such security,” Peskov said.
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Peskov → show → security
“And the second thing that needs to be done is, of course, to lift sanctions (against Russia) and these unlawful restrictions on energy supplies.
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that → need → supplies
Only then will the world be adequately supplied with these petroleum products, global markets will stabilise, and prices will move lower.
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prices → supply → products
Peskov said Russia would stay in touch with the Americans about Trump’s proposal.
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Russia → say → proposal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday that Kyiv was ready to support an energy ceasefire only if Washington could ensure Moscow was genuinely ready to end its war on Ukraine.
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Moscow → say → Ukraine
Ukrainian strikes on energy facilities have led to a summer of fuel shortages in Russia, causing it to restrict exports.
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it → lead → exports
That has added to shortages of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel on energy markets, pushing up prices and stoking global inflation.
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That → add → inflation
Ukraine, which faces regular Russian attacks on its own energy infrastructure, says refineries are legitimate military targets.
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refineries → face → infrastructure
Trump urged Zelensky on Sept 13 to stop targeting Russian diesel infrastructure, saying the attacks were causing a diesel shortage that is “hurting the world”.
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that → urge → world
The Kremlin said on Sept 14 that the global market upheaval was mainly due to the conflict in the Gulf.
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upheaval → say → Gulf
Trump launched military strikes on Iran in February and Tehran responded by largely closing the Strait of Hormuz, through which about one-fifth of global oil and gas supplies had previously passed.
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one → launch → supplies
Russia and Ukraine have also been also hitting each other’s cargo vessels in the Black and Azov seas.
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Russia → hit → seas
The escalation has driven up the price of grain, of which both are major exporters.
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both → drive → which
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