
AI-generated summary
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, with periodic attacks on infrastructure. The US previously asked Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries, but Kyiv ignored these requests.
US President Donald Trump decided to conclude a deal with Russia on diesel fuel after Ukraine ignored several US requests to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries, Axios portal claims, citing an American official.
“President Trump decided to conclude a deal on diesel fuel with Russia after... Zelensky ignored half a dozen American requests to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries,” the portal said in a publication, citing an American official.
According to a Ukrainian official in a comment to the portal, during a meeting of Ukrainian and American representatives in Miami, American special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner warned that the United States could deprive Kyiv of data from American intelligence if it continues to ignore American requests. At the same time, the American interlocutor denies that such formulations were voiced.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with American leader Donald Trump on Friday. Following the conversation, the US President stated that during the dialogue an agreement was reached on the supply of diesel fuel from Russia. According to him, the United States is very happy to receive Russian diesel fuel and needs it.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US may limit or stop providing intelligence to Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks
Diesel fuel supplies from Russia to the United States will begin in the coming months
Possible · Within months

US President Donald Trump decided to conclude a deal with Russia on the supply of diesel fuel after Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky ignored several requests from Washington to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries, Axios reports, citing an American official.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he had reached an agreement with his American counterpart Donald Trump to continue personal contacts between the presidents, as well as cooperation between the intelligence services, presidential administrations and other departments of the two countries. The information was published on the Kremlin website.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said his government has the tools to force the cancellation of the concession agreement with Russia on the management of Armenian railways, emphasizing that the decision to withdraw the 102nd Russian military base from Gyumri is left to the discretion of Moscow. Armenia has stepped up actions on all joint projects with Russia, hinting at a desire to terminate cooperation, while shifting responsibility to Russia. Armenia’s participation in US and EU projects aimed at bypassing Russia in transport logistics, including the “Crossroads of the World” and the Trans-Caspian route, is also mentioned.

US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are considering visiting Moscow and Kyiv next week to discuss peace proposals to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, Axios reports, citing a source.
A senior US diplomat said investors are exaggerating the likelihood of military conflict over Taiwan, noting both the US and China want to avoid war and can deter it. Despite China's sovereignty claims and US arms sales to Taiwan, experts warn markets may be unprepared for the economic fallout of a crisis, which could disrupt global semiconductor supply chains and trigger trade shocks.

US President Donald Trump decided to conclude a deal on diesel fuel with Russia after Ukraine ignored several requests from Washington to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries, Axios claims. During a meeting in Miami, special envoy Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Kushner warned Ukraine about possible intelligence deprivation. Trump later announced an agreement with Putin to supply up to three million tons of diesel.