Russia and Ukraine resume energy strikes despite Trump warnings

Russia and Ukraine have resumed their energy strikes, with Moscow sending a large number of drones to attack infrastructure in central Ukraine. This move comes despite warnings from Donald Trump, who had been attempting to negotiate an energy ceasefire between the two countries. The resumption of strikes is significant for markets, as it increases the risk of supply disruptions and higher energy prices, potentially affecting global trade and economic growth.

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The resumption of energy strikes between Russia and Ukraine increases tensions and uncertainty, which can lead to a decrease in investor confidence. This conflict has the potential to disrupt global energy supplies and impact economies worldwide.

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