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‘Dead in the water’: Analyst sounds ‘dire’ alarm as cracks appear in Trump’s oil ceasefire

October 11, 2026
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‘Dead in the water’: Analyst sounds ‘dire’ alarm as cracks appear in Trump’s oil ceasefire

President Donald Trump’s announced ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia on Sunday carries some significant risks and shows that the president’s efforts to make lasting peace between the two countries may be “dead in the water,” according to one political analyst.

Trump wrote on Truth Social that “there is an ENERGY CEASEFIRE (sic) in the War between Russia and Ukraine” and that “both parties have agreed.” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the announcement as a surprise to him, and told Ukrainian citizens in a nightly address that Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure were ongoing despite Trump’s announcement.

Jill Dougherty, a journalist and expert on Russia, sounded that alarm about the announced ceasefire during an interview with CNN’s Frederika Whitfield on “CNN Newsroom.”

“So this situation is quite dire, and it’s very delicate for Zelenskyy to be diplomatic and yet stand up for his own country,” Dougherty said. “It’s very, very difficult right now.”

Dougherty noted that the international community is not taking the announced ceasefire seriously. It was announced at a time when Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin had agreed for Russia to sell diesel fuel to the U.S. in an effort to reduce costs ahead of the consequential midterms.

Zelenskyy blasted the diesel deal during an interview on Sunday, saying it would give Putin more money that he can use to escalate Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.

Dougherty added that the ceasefire announcement also revealed how Trump’s efforts to make peace between the two countries have failed.

“Remember, Mr. Trump, years ago at the beginning, said, ‘I will solve this in 24 hours.’ And so now it’s been a very long time. He hasn’t solved it, and he has to begin to show that there is some progress,” Dougherty said. “But right now, those talks that have been taking place … just a couple of days ago in Miami, seem truly dead in the water. And so to say there’s a ceasefire, maybe that sounds good domestically, but nobody seems to be taking it at all as the truth.”

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