Ukraine signed a deal with Greece on Sunday for winter deliveries of American liquefied natural gas to Kyiv, as Ukrainian energy infrastructure is battered by Russian strikes.

The agreement came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Athens at the start of a European tour aimed at shoring up Kyiv's defences and energy supply, as it faces another gruelling winter nearly four years into Russia's invasion.

Exhausted and outnumbered Ukrainian troops are struggling to fend off a larger Russian army, and both sides have been attacking each other's energy infrastructure as the war drags on, with peace talks deadlocked despite US President Donald Trump's push for a truce.

Greece's national gas company DEPA Commercial and its Ukrainian counterpart Naftogaz announced the deal, which wi

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