Kharkiv power plant hit after Trump's ceasefire announcement, Ukraine says
Russia attacked Kharkiv's CHP-5 power plant on Oct. 11, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky, and Ukraine's Presidential Office said the strike came after Trump announced an energy ceasefire. A later Russian missile strike hit a grocery store in Kharkiv's suburbs, killing three people and wounding nine, including two children, the regional governor said. Ukraine said it had no information about the ceasefire, while Trump claimed both sides had agreed to it.
... No extra. Need plain text. Ensure no markdown? Fine. Need maybe "under 120 words total" for expanded. Let's count carefully. Draft expanded: On Oct. 11, 2026, Zelensky reported a strike on Kharkiv’s CHP-5 plant. Ukraine’s Presidential Office tied the timing to Trump’s energy-ceasefire announcement. A senior Ukrainian official said Kyiv lacked details about that arrangement. Trump said on Truth Social that an energy truce was active at once and that Moscow and Kyiv had accepted it. After the power-plant attack, a missile hit a grocery store in Kharkiv’s suburbs, the regional governor said, killing three and wounding nine, among them two children. Zelensky also said the past week brought over 200 strikes on electricity generation and transmission, plus 17 on gas and oil sites, with more than 150 killed and 700 wounded. Count words: On(1) Oct.(2) 11,(3) 2026,(4) Zelensky(5) reported(6) a(7) strike(8) on(9) Kharkiv’s(10) CHP-5(11) plant.(12) Ukraine’s(13) Presidential(14) Office(15