Kyivindependent Zelensky Criticizes Trump Over Diesel Deal with Russia Amid Ongoing Attacks
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- •Zelensky feels betrayed by Trump's diesel deal with Russia, undermining Ukraine's efforts.
- •Meloni warns that the deal could legitimize Russia's aggression and weaken sanctions.
- •Recent Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities resulted in civilian casualties.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed feelings of betrayal regarding Donald Trump's diesel deal with Russia, which involves supplying 300,000 metric tons of diesel to the U.S. Zelensky stated that Trump's decision undermines Ukraine's position as Russia continues to attack Ukrainian cities. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also criticized the deal, calling it a 'very risky choice' that could legitimize Russia's actions and weaken sanctions. The deal comes as Russia launched new strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, killing civilians in Lutsk and Kharkiv. The situation highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions and the impact of foreign policies on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
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