
Trump's special envoys Witkoff and Kushner informed the Ukrainian delegation in Miami about the suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel and asked Kyiv to stop attacks on Russian refineries, saying that Washington is already helping Ukraine enough and should not make concessions; some participants perceived this as a threat, which the American side denies, noting Trump's irritation with Kyiv's actions.
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On October 9, Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump reached an agreement on the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the American and world markets, which, according to Putin, will have a positive impact on the global economy.
US President Donald Trump's special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner stunned the Ukrainian delegation with the news that Washington would suspend sanctions on Russian diesel fuel. The details of the six-hour negotiations in Miami were revealed by The New York Times (NYT).
According to the publication's sources, American politicians also conveyed Trump's request to Kyiv to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries. When one of the Ukrainian negotiators clarified what Kyiv would receive in return, Trump’s special envoys responded that Washington “is already doing a lot for Ukraine and should not make concessions.” In addition, the American side recalled the intelligence assistance provided by the United States.
NYT interlocutors noted that some of those present perceived this statement as a hidden threat. At the same time, a representative of the American administration denied the existence of such a threat. At the same time, he said, Trump is so angry with Kyiv that it is difficult to predict his further actions.
On October 9, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart Donald Trump reached an agreement on the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the American and world markets. As Putin noted, this deal will have a successful impact on the entire global economy.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine may refuse the US demand to stop attacks on Russian refineries, which will lead to the resumption of sanctions on diesel.
Possible · Within weeks
The US could increase pressure on Ukraine through other channels, such as limiting military aid or diplomatic condemnation, if Kyiv does not comply with the request.
Likely · Within days

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