Narrow Truce Agreed

Washington uses the proposed $100 billion Russian-asset-backed financing package to secure a limited ceasefire covering power-grid strikes and parts of Black Sea shipping. Moscow accepts a narrow deal because it does not require a broader battlefield ceasefire, while Kyiv gains near-term protection for winter infrastructure and port exports.

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