Ukraine: Zelensky announces new attacks on Russian refineries
In an interview, the Ukrainian President exercises clear criticism of US President Trump. He allegedly withheld important information from the country and apparently harbors sympathy for Putin.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that his country will resume attacks on Russian oil refineries. The attacks had been paused for two days following a US-brokered truce aimed at lowering fuel prices ahead of US congressional elections. Zelenskyy claimed that US military had threatened to withhold intelligence if the attacks didn't stop, but despite the pause, Ukraine didn't receive early warnings of incoming ballistic missiles.
The Ukrainian president also criticized US efforts to do business with Moscow and accused Donald Trump of having a favourable view of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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