Morning papers remained scattered, with the Trump-Putin diesel arrangement lingering only through condemnation, notably Estonia's prime minister calling it a road to hell.
By midday coverage converged on Washington's Ukraine pressure: Trump had demanded a new Ukrainian president, and Zelenskyy answered he would hold elections if Russia accepted a 60-day ceasefire.
Attention then shifted to Trump's afternoon claim that Moscow and Kyiv had agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire, which Zelenskyy dismissed as news to him. By evening Zelenskyy said Russia had struck power facilities despite the declared truce, while President Stubb said after a call with Zelenskyy he had detailed Finland's latest support package. Late headlines added a Financial Times report that Western defense executives had been warned of Russian assassination plans.