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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

We're recording this at 14 hours GMT on Wednesday the 19th of March.

President Zelensky has accused Vladimir Putin

of breaking a promise not to attack Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Turkish police have arrested the president's biggest political rival at Krem Imamulu,

the popular mayor of Istanbul.

And the UN says two of its staff have been killed at one of its compounds in Gaza.

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Putin is playing a game. So says the German foreign minister after the Russian president appeared to go back on his promise not to target Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Russia reportedly

hit an electricity system in Ukraine just hours after the Trump-Putin phone call. President Zelensky

said Russia's words didn't match its actions.

Even after Putin's conversation with the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump,

when Putin said that he was supposedly giving the order to stop the strikes on the Ukrainian energy sector, there were 150 drone attacks overnight, including on energy facilities.

There were also strikes on transport, unfortunately two hospitals were hit, and there were

strikes on ordinary urban infrastructure.

That means to say Putin's words are very, very at odds with reality.

For its part, Russia accused Ukraine of attempting to disrupt peace talks by targeting an oil storage facility on its territory.

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