"Ukraine continues to attack Russian civilian infrastructure, proving that Kiev does not actually want peace," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has charged.

Both Russian and Ukrainian leaders agreed in separate phone calls with Trump days ago to halt such assaults on energy infrastructure. But the Russian Defense Ministry has since said multiple waves of drones strikes have targeted oil and gas facilities.

Russian sources have identified that among the locations hit was the Kropotkinskaya oil pumping station in Russia's Krasnodar Region. It was struck in the early hours of Monday.

"The station is operated by the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), which works with US energy giants such as Mobil and Chevron," Russian media details. "Russian air defense systems intercepted a Ukrainian attack UAV some 7km from the facility, with fragments falling in the area of a railway station, according to the Defense Ministry."

In its latest Tuesday update, the defense ministry said, "Against the backdrop of Russian-US expert-level talks on the topic of settling the conflict in Ukraine that took place in Riyadh on March 24, the Kiev regime continued to deliberately strike Russian peaceful energy infrastructure facilities using UAVs."

The military issued a list of the latest sites impacted as follows:

On March 24, the Kiev regime carried out a drone strike against Rosseti Kuban energy facilities in Krasnodar region, disrupting the "Rostov NPP - Tikhoretsk" power line.

In the Lugansk People's Republic, Ukrainian forces attacked the "Svatovo" gas distribution station with drones.

In Crimea, air defenses intercepted a UAV targeting equipment at Glebovskoye underground gas storage facility.

The ministry said additionally, "Zelensky's continued attacks on Russian energy infrastructure demonstrate his unreliability as a negotiating partner and lack of control over military operations."

The day prior, two drones strikes were also reported on Valuika gas distribution station Belgorod Region in the early morning hours, which damaged equipment.

Both sides have been busy accusing the other of breaking the terms of the energy 'partial ceasefire'. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has also said the West is giving Ukraine false hope, also through continued arms shipments and supplies.

"Without them [Western states], Ukraine would have been defeated long ago ... But you see, both London and Paris are pumping Ukraine with weapons," Lavrov said Tuesday.