Zelensky Blasts Diesel Deal After Russian Strikes Kill 15
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized a United States–Russia diesel deal after Russian attacks in Ukraine.
- The deal announced by United States President Donald Trump would allow Russia to release large amounts of diesel onto global markets in exchange for sanctions relief.
- Zelensky called the deal “unworthy of our partners” and a “weak decision.”
- European Union official Kaja Kallas warned that lifting sanctions on Russian diesel could support Russia’s war effort in Ukraine.
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Zelensky blasts diesel deal after Russian strikes kill 15
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday that Russia was expressing its "thanks" for a diesel deal agreed with the United States by attacking Ukraine, after fresh Russian attacks killed…
U.S. President Trump announces that he wants to buy Russian diesel again. Directly afterwards, Russia attacks 13 regions in Ukraine. Moscow, for its part, reports 560 Ukrainian drones.
Russian strikes on Zaporijjia, in south-eastern Ukraine, killed 15 people on Saturday, with Kyiv denouncing Russia's deadly "thank you" after the announcement of a controversial agreement between Moscow and Washington on massive diesel deliveries.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia has "give thanks" for an agreement on the delivery of diesel oil that US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin made yesterday by attacking Ukraine last night.
While US President Donald Trump thanks his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin for the opportunity to buy Russian diesel after sanctions are lifted, Russia continues to fiercely bomb Ukrainian cities.
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