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Trump says Ukraine should get a new president as he blames Zelenskyy for US diesel prices
- On Friday, President Donald Trump announced a deal to obtain diesel from Russia, reversing years of U.S. pressure on Moscow over its war in Ukraine and attempting to lower fuel prices before midterm elections.
- The agreement contradicts a sweeping Russia sanctions law Trump signed last month that aimed to restrict oil and gas revenues fueling Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
- Russian aerial bombs struck residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia on Saturday, killing at least 20 people, including three children, one day after the diesel deal announcement.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote that the attacks show Moscow interprets 'any easing of pressure' as permission to continue fighting and that export earnings finance weapons and mercenaries.
- Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson noted energy revenues are 'central to the Russian war chest,' while Trump suggested Ukraine needs a new leader to make a deal.
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United States President Donald Trump demanded a new leadership in Ukraine in a new statement reflecting tension with the Ukrainian President over the repeated bombing of Russian oil refineries.
Trump Calls For New Leadership In Ukraine After Zelensyy Pans Russian Diesel Deal - Regional Media News
(Washington, DC) - President Trump is calling for new leadership in Kyiv [[ KEEV ]] following reports the U.S. fuel deal with Russia angered Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. Trump said the Ukrainian people need "to elect a new leader" as he was departing the White [...]
After agreeing to buy Russian diesel with Putin, the U.S. president called for a change of leadership in Ukraine, blamed Kiev for the fuel surge and unleashed strong criticism among European allies
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