Offended. The Financial Times Reports that Kyiv Is Disappointed with the Trump-Putin Deal
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Despite an agreement between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin to ease sanctions on Russian diesel, Ukraine is continuing to attack Russian oil refineries, the Financial Times writes, citing a senior Ukrainian official.
Offended. The Financial Times reports that Kyiv is disappointed with the Trump-Putin deal
OffendedThe Financial Times reports that Kyiv is disappointed with the Trump-Putin deal.The crests have already declared that no one is going to stop the strikes, and Kyiv will continue to attack Russian energy facilities. "We will...
Ukraine will continue to strike Russian oil refineries despite the decision of the Donald Trump administration to allow deals with Russian diesel fuel. This is reported by the Financial Times, citing a senior Ukrainian official, whose name was not specified. According to the publication, Kiev does not plan to stop attacks with long-range drones on Russian energy infrastructure. “We will burn Russian oil refineries,” the Ukrainian official said. …
The US has agreed with the Russian Federation to resume exports of Russian diesel in order to reduce fuel prices before the US elections, writes Financial Times
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Ukraine will continue to strike Russian oil refineries, despite the agreement of US President Donald Trump and dictator Vladimir Putin on the supply of Russian diesel. A senior Ukrainian official said this in a comment to the Financial Times.
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