Report: Trump Struck Russia Energy Deal After Zelensky Ignored Requests to Halt Attacks on Refineries
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US President Donald Trump decided to make a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the import of Russian diesel fuel to the United States because Ukraine refused to unilaterally end drone strikes on Russian oil refineries, Axios, an American portal close to the White House, announced.
Donald Trump does not consider the Ukrainian attacks on Russian NPPs to be equivalent to the Russian strikes on the Ukrainian power system.
After the surprising diesel business between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, Ukraine threatens to break with the US.
US President Donald Trump announces a deal on diesel deliveries from Russia. A report from the US suggests that Trump had previously unsuccessfully called on Ukraine to stop firing on Russian oil refineries.
Ukraine’s insistence on continuing attacks on Russian oil facilities, despite US calls to stop them, was reportedly one of the main reasons why Donald Trump decided to proceed with a deal with Vladimir Putin for the supply of diesel from Russia. According to a report by Axios, citing a US official, Volodymyr Zelensky ignored six requests from the US side to stop the attacks on Russian oil refineries. “Zelensky is misreading the climate. By conti…
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