Zelensky Imposes Refinery Deal Demand – WSJ
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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.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reportedly agreed in principle to a US proposal that would temporarily halt Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy facilities in exchange for expanding Starlink satellite coverage to a depth of about 300 kilometers inside Russian territory. The information is published by the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, […] The article WSJ: Zelensky ready to stop attacks on Russian energy for 100 days in ex…
Vladimir Zelensky would violate the agreement to stop attacks on Russian NHPs for 100 days, even if Kiev and Washington were to conclude them, announced to the Deputy Sowfed Committee on International Affairs, Vladimir Jabarov, commenting on reports of a possible exchange of pauses in attacks to expand access by Ukrainian drones to Starlink.
Putin currently wants no negotiations, in any format, Volodymyr Zelensky said during the EU summit in Brussels. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that the Ukrainian president is open to halting attacks on Russian refineries for 100 days in exchange for access to Starlink network data covering targets deep within Russia.
Volodymyr Zelensky is open to halting attacks on Russian oil refineries for 100 days in exchange for access to Starlink network data covering targets deep inside Russia, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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