Zelensky Says Ukraine Has Right to Defend Itself After Trump Criticism
Zelensky said the deal could progressively ease sanctions on Russia as the United States pushes Ukraine and Moscow toward a negotiated settlement.
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US-Russia ‘diesel deal’ could open door to wider sanctions relief, Zelensky warns as EU vows to keep supporting Ukraine
Volodomyr Zelensky flew into Brussels warning that Washington’s surprise ‘diesel deal’ with Moscow risks becoming the thin end of a wider sanctions rollback - just as Ukraine faces a brutal winter, dwindling air defences and a fresh scramble in EU capitals over money, missiles and frozen Russian billions.
Zelensky has expressed concerns that the move toward normalizing relations between Russia and the U.S. will not end well:
"Next, there will be gas agreements—I am absolutely certain of that. Then, they will start lifting sanctions on other things: the banking system, specific individuals, the chemical industry, and...
The president believes that after the agreement between the US and Russia on diesel fuel, sanctions against Moscow will begin to be lifted, and that money is also at risk.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky fears that the Russian-American diesel deal is a prelude to further sanctions relief. Zelensky called...
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