Zelenskyy Expresses Disappointment over US-Russia Diesel Deal, Says It Signals Attacks Can Continue - The Tribune
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Zelenskyy expresses disappointment over US-Russia diesel deal, says it signals attacks can continue - The Tribune
"The meaning of allowing Russia to sell petroleum products was heard loudest right now in Kyiv, when, after numerous uses of jet-powered "Shaheds" against energy facilities, a ballistic missile attack also began. Some of the missiles were successfully shot down," he wrote.
Russia’s Ballistic Attack on Kyiv Shows the Real Cost of Trump-Putin Diesel Deal, Zelenskyy Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the Trump-Putin diesel deal after Russia launched a daytime ballistic missile attack on Kyiv on October 10, warning that allowing Moscow to earn more from petroleum exports would fuel further Russian attacks on Ukraine.
The Ukrainian president demands new sanctions against Moscow and more air defences after the attacks on Kiev. The easing of Russian oil restrictions threatens to weaken international pressure on Putin.
Volodymyr Zelensky expresses strong displeasure over the Trump-Putin agreement on the supply of Russian oil, as he believes it will lead to intensified attacks on Ukraine. He believes that Russia's strategy is to prolong the war and calls for strong messages of support for Ukraine and limiting Russia's ability to wage war.
Zelenskyy expresses disappointment over US-Russia diesel deal, says it signals "attacks can continue"
Kyiv: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday expressed disappointment over the US’ diesel deal with Russia and asserted that Moscow relies on prolonged warfare, civilian terror, and infrastructure destruction, adding that the relief signals “the attacks can continue.” In a post on X, the Ukrainian president voiced criticism of US President Donald Trump’s recent annoucement […]
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