French President Emmanuel Macron pledged additional air defense to Ukraine and help rebuilding energy infrastructure in a phone call with counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who called the exchange “extremely important.”
Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, meanwhile, pressed Vladimir Putin to resume Russia’s backing for a grain-export agreement. The United Nations said that no ships will move through the crop-export corridor on Wednesday as risk to Black Sea shipments grow.
Zelenskiy told a top European Union official visiting Kyiv, energy commissioner Kadri Simson, that Russian attacks “seriously” damaged 40% of Ukraine’s power infrastructure. Ukraine’s power grid operator announced plans for cuts on Tuesday in Kyiv, as well as in seven central and northern regions.
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