Ukraine's Zelenskyy says he discussed peace efforts, energy ceasefire with Trump
Zelenskyy said Kyiv would halt strikes if Moscow agrees, while Trump and Ukrainian officials discussed air defenses and a possible path to talks.
- On Tuesday, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy met U.S. President Donald Trump at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City to discuss an energy ceasefire and ending the war with Russia.
- Repeated attacks on Russian oil refineries have strained global energy markets, prompting Moscow to ban diesel exports and begin importing fuel from other countries to address fuel shortages.
- Zelenskiy said afterward that Kyiv is open to ceasefire formats but clarified there was no discussion of Ukraine unilaterally halting refinery attacks, noting any agreement must protect critical infrastructure.
- During his UNGA speech, Trump claimed both sides "have had it" and vowed quick resolution, citing the loss of 25,000 soldiers per month as justification for ending the conflict.
- The International Energy Agency reports Russia's diesel production has fallen by nearly 30 per cent, while both nations continue exchanging missile and drone strikes against critical power grids, complicating peace efforts.
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US President Donald Trump has again blamed Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries for rising diesel prices in the United States, claiming disruptions in Russian fuel production are a bigger factor than the war in the Middle East, the Kyiv Post reports.
Trump again blamed Ukraine for the rise in diesel prices in the U.S. Trump said that diesel prices in the United States are rising because of Ukraine's strikes on Russian <p>refineries, not because of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. He urged Kiev to reduce attacks</p>.
Trump's bid to stop Ukraine's Russia strikes a strategic disconnect
In a recent phone call, Donald Trump urged Volodymyr Zelensky to stop Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. Whether a request or a demand, this appears, certainly at first glance, fundamentally different from the Biden administration’s policy of restricting the use of US long-range missiles to hit targets inside Russia. The US president has justified […]
Trump asks to limit the attacks to contain the raises, Zelensky does not hear us And meanwhile 7 Ukrainians out of 10 judge their leader responsible for corruption. The article Kiev insists on raids on refineries comes from The Truth.
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