Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy infrastructure deal as NATO warns Putin is desperate

President Trump announced an agreement between Moscow and Kiev to halt attacks on energy infrastructure, while NATO chief Mark Rutte said Russia's attack on a Ukrainian train near the Polish border shows Putin is "desperate." The train strike, which occurred near the NATO border and involved European diplomats, drew condemnation from EU officials including Kaja Kallas, who called it a message to intimidate the West. Ukrainian President Zelensky discussed producing new interceptor drones to counter Russian Shahed attacks and suspended Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko amid a corruption investigation. Poland's foreign minister warned that European NATO forces could destroy half of Russia's refineries without US participation, while Canada announced $270 million in Patriot missile purchases for Ukraine.