Ukraine war: Trump: Moscow and Kiev want to stop attacks on energy
Just on Sunday, President Trump accused Ukraine of being responsible for the high diesel prices. Now, according to Trump, there are to be concessions.
US President Donald Trump stated that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to refrain from attacking each other's energy facilities. No official response has been made by Ukraine or Moscow to Trump's claim. The two countries have recently exchanged attacks on energy infrastructure, with Ukraine targeting Russian oil facilities and Russia responding with attacks on Ukrainian facilities.
Trump previously urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to stop attacking Russian refineries, citing concerns about global diesel shortages. Zelenskyy plans to meet with Trump in New York on September 20 or 21 to discuss potential ceasefires.
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