
In response to US President Trump's criticism of Ukraine for attacking Russian oil refineries and saying that the president should be changed, Ukrainian President Zelensky responded that if Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to implement a 60-day comprehensive ceasefire, Ukraine can hold a presidential election, and refuted that the main reason for the rise in oil prices is the war in the Middle East.
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U.S. President Trump criticized Ukraine's attack on a Russian refinery, which led to rising oil prices, and publicly said that Ukraine should change its leader.
U.S. President Trump on Saturday criticized Ukraine's attack on a Russian refinery for rising oil prices and told the media that "Ukraine should have a different president." Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said today (11th) that if Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to cease fire for 60 days, he will hold a presidential election.
According to Reuters, Zelensky told the American Broadcasting Company (ABC): "Please tell Putin to give us two months, a 60-day total ceasefire, and then we will organize elections."
Regarding Trump's accusations, Zelensky pointed out that Putin also hopes that Ukraine will change its leader, but "it will be left up to the Ukrainians to decide who to replace."
Zelensky also pointed out that it is convenient to blame Ukraine for the rise in oil prices, "but everyone in the world understands that oil prices will only rise because of the war in the Middle East."
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Ukraine will not hold elections in the near future
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Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Ukraine is willing to stop attacking Russian refineries if Russia stops attacking Ukrainian energy facilities, but emphasized the need for reciprocal guarantees. This response was in response to US President Trump's remarks asking Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries and replace the president.