Ukraine's resumption of strikes on Russian refineries is 'disgrace', Trump says
Trump said the resumed attacks could raise global energy prices as Zelensky ended a pause on strikes after Moscow kept hitting Ukraine's power grid.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump called Ukraine's renewed strikes on Russian oil refineries a "disgrace" in a Newsmax interview, claiming they drive up global energy prices.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky resumed the attacks after Moscow continued targeting Ukrainian energy facilities, breaching a reciprocal "energy ceasefire" Trump had previously announced.
- Trump told Newsmax he finds Zelensky "more difficult to deal with than Putin," while the Ukrainian leader met NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels to rally European support.
- Energy analysts suggest the global price surge stems largely from the war involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, which disrupted oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, rather than refinery strikes.
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Ukraine resumed attacks on Russian oil refineries after abandoning the energy ceasefire unilaterally declared by Donald Trump on Sunday. The US President said the offensive was a “shame.”
Donald Trump Turns on Volodymyr Zelensky as Ukraine’s Energy Ceasefire Unravels
Donald Trump sharply criticized Volodymyr Zelensky after the Ukrainian president said Kyiv would resume strikes on Russian energy targets. Trump argued that attacks on Russian refineries could push global oil prices higher and accused Zelensky of making peace efforts more difficult. The latest dispute followed conflicting accounts of an energy ceasefire Trump had announced days […]
‘Disgrace’: President Donald Trump Just Blamed Ukraine for ‘Sending Oil Prices Skyrocketing’
Trump told Newsmax that Ukraine’s latest strikes on Russian oil refineries are a “disgrace,” accusing Zelensky of pushing world oil prices higher and making peace harder to reach. Kyiv resumed the strikes after a short-lived energy ceasefire, as Ukrainian officials allege Washington threatened to restrict US intelligence sharing.
The relationship between Donald Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump is growing. The U.S. president called the decision of his Ukrainian counterpart to resume strikes on Russian refineries a "honest" decision. Political scientist Romuald Sciora delivers his analysis on LCI. - Conflict in Ukraine: "Trump decided to end this war," says Franco-American political scientist Romuald Sciora (International) on LCI.
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Donald Trump sharply attacks Volodymyr Selenskyj and calls the new Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries a "fault".
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