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Donald Trump announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to a temporary halt of attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for a week, until February 1st, at Trump's personal request, citing the severe cold weather. The Kremlin confirmed this pause for Kyiv, linking it to Trump's request and efforts to facilitate peace negotiations, though without specifically mentioning the cold.

While major Ukrainian cities experienced a "quieter night," Ukraine's Air Force reported drone and ballistic missile attacks in regions near the front line. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acknowledged Trump's statement as "important" but denied any direct agreement with Russia to specifically pause attacks on energy infrastructure, though he indicated Kyiv would reciprocate if Moscow did so. Ukrainian officials and residents expressed significant skepticism that Russia would fully uphold the agreement, especially concerning energy targets as temperatures plummet to -24C. This development comes amidst ongoing US-mediated peace talks, where Ukraine's territorial integrity remains a major sticking point.