Zelenskyy says Trump betrayed Ukraine with Russian diesel deal: ‘It’s painful’
- On Oct 14, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described it as "painful" when President Trump sided with Russia, following Trump's suggestion that Ukraine should replace its leader.
- Trump's weekend call for Ukraine to replace its leader came alongside a decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports, prompting questions about shifting support.
- Speaking to Piers Morgan Uncensored, Zelenskyy said he accepts neutrality but expects consistency, adding, "If you are in the middle, you have to stay in the middle."
- Zelenskyy met with Britain's Prime Minister Andy Burnham at Downing Street on Oct 14, highlighting Ukraine's search for international support amid diplomatic tensions.
- Defending national sovereignty, Zelenskyy rejected the notion that the war is a business transaction, stating, "We are not selling our country.
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The Ukrainian president does not come under pressure from the US for the first time. But in the current crisis he reacts differently than before – and dares to openly resist Trump.
Defiant Zelenskyy Resumes Russian Refinery Drone Strikes
-> Reported by: Zero Hedge A defiant President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the Financial Times on Thursday morning that Ukrainian forces will resume attacks on Russian refineries. The move certainly seems more political than anything else. Such attacks have been described as one of the drivers behind the global refining crisis, which has collided with Strait of Hormuz disruptions. “The block [on attacking refineries] is out. We’re done,” Zelensky…
Zelenskyy Restarts Attacks Against Russian Oil Refineries
The AP is reporting that Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has restarted drone attacks against Russian oil refineries despite the request by President Trump to halt targeting energy infrastructure. There are a lot of aspects within this dynamic. ♦ First, keep in mind that any attacks against Russian infrastructure should always be evaluated against the capability […]
In an attempt to lower prices at the pump, Donald Trump announced a easing of sanctions on Russian oil, put pressure on Volodymyr Zelensky and wanted peace at all costs with Russia. His goal was to remobilize his disappointed voters. Three quarters of Americans disapprove of his management of the economy, according to a last poll. Their first concern was the cost of living. (International).
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