Zelensky Imposes Refinery Deal Demand – WSJ
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On a visit to Kyiv, two Republican senators offered Volodymyr Zelensky an unprecedented compromise. Ukraine would suspend its attacks on Russian refineries for a hundred days in exchange for an expanded deployment...
Zelensky Ready to Stop Strikes on Russian Refineries for 100 Days in Exchange for Starlink Expansion
Zelensky ready to stop strikes on Russian refineries for 100 days in exchange for Starlink expansion — WSJ <p>Zelensky allegedly agreed to a 100-day pause in strikes on the energy sector in exchange for expanding Starlink. Also considers Patriot missiles.</p>
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries for 100 days in exchange for expanding Starlink coverage by about 300 kilometers inside Russia. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the discussions. The proposal was made to Zelensky by US senators Roger Wicker and Kevin Cramer during their visit to Kiev on October 9. They were part of a bipartisan congressional delegati…
U.S. lawmakers reportedly offered Ukraine Starlink coverage inside Russia in exchange for halting refinery strikes. Zelensky was receptive, WSJ says.
A group of U.S. congressmen has proposed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky halt strikes on Russian oil refineries in exchange for an expanded Starlink coverage zone for Ukraine’s armed forces, the Wall Street Journal reported.
One option of the agreement was offered to Ukraine by American senators.
US Republican Senators Roger Wicker and Kevin Cramer, along with two members of the House of Representatives, visited Kyiv last Friday. The Americans met with various Ukrainian defense officials and at the end of the day presented an offer to President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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