Ukrainian analyst and blogger Roman Shrayk explained what an "energy" ceasefire means and why you shouldn't think about the absence of drone launches at this time.
This is stated in the expert's post on Telegram.
First, according to him, this is not a truce, but a temporary ceasefire in the energy sector. While the situation with shipping and infrastructure is more complicated.
Secondly, an "energy" ceasefire does not mean a cessation of missile and drone launches.
"It means that the goal should not be energy. That is, every time a drone is launched, shouting: "Aha! This is your truce!" is stupid," the analyst explained.
Thirdly, the Russian offensive and weapons production will continue, as this has nothing to do with the "energy" ceasefire.
This does not mean that the Russian dictator has no intention of ending the war, he noted. At the same time, he predicts an intensification of the Russian army's offensive in the coming months.
"If my theory that Putin would like to finish by the end of 2025 is correct, in the coming months he will drive the troops into the offensive, and also puff out his cheeks as much as possible, bend his fingers and throw tantrums, portraying unshakable confidence, reinforced concrete superiority and undeniable invincibility. But then, when he feels that the beginning of the showdown is near, it will be time to merge, and the months-long negotiations will quickly end before the eyes of a surprised public...", added Roman Shrik.
As "Apostrophe" wrote, after the so-called agreements in Saudi Arabia, Russia launched 117 drones over Ukraine .
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine also stated that the information about Ukraine's alleged violation of the ceasefire conditions regarding energy facilities , disseminated by the Russian defense ministry, is not true.