US President Donald Trump initially demanded the removal of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, before unexpectedly announcing an agreement between Moscow and Kyiv regarding power plant protection. However, both sides involved in the conflict—Ukraine (Kyjiw) and Russia (Moskau)—report having no knowledge of any such agreement. This announcement creates confusion and raises questions about the validity of Trump’s claims. The situation highlights a disconnect between Washington’s assertions and the realities on the ground in Ukraine. The lack of confirmation from Kyiv and Moscow casts doubt on the purported truce concerning attacks on power plants. This discrepancy suggests a possible miscommunication or a deliberate misrepresentation of the ongoing negotiations, further complicating the already fragile situation in Ukraine. The unexpected declaration leaves the future of the conflict uncertain and fuels distrust among the involved parties.