According to US sources, Zelenskiy ignored Washington's demands to stop the attacks; Trump signed a diesel fuel agreement with Russia.
AI-generated summary
While Ukraine is carrying out UAV attacks against Russia's energy infrastructure, the Washington administration is worried that these moves will affect global energy markets.
In the news of Axios, based on a US source familiar with the issue, it was claimed that Volodymyr Zelenskiy "ignored repeated requests made by the Washington administration to stop attacks" on his country's Russian oil refineries.
Thereupon, it was reported that the Washington administration took action on this issue and that US President Donald Trump decided to take a new step and signed a diesel fuel agreement with Russia.
The US official cited in the news said, "Zelenskiy is misreading the situation. By continuing to hit the refineries, he is damaging the goodwill he has gained with Trump in the last 6 months." he said.
Refined vs mains
Claiming that Trump "wanted Ukraine to unilaterally stop" the attacks on Russian refineries, the US official argued that "he did not see the attacks on the refineries as equivalent to Russia's attacks on Ukraine's electricity grid."
After the diesel fuel deal, Zelenskiy told Axios that the deal, which he described as "unfair and dishonest", was "an unfair gift given to Putin".
In the Axios news, it was stated that the latest agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin "risks disrupting the US administration's new attempt to reach an agreement to end the war."
"Huge amounts" of oil
US President Donald Trump said to the press about the diesel fuel agreement they made with the Moscow administration last night: "This is a very important agreement. A tremendous amount of oil is coming to our country." he said.
Noting that the USA "is a strong partner with Ukraine", Trump stated that the phone call he had with Russian President Putin yesterday was "extremely successful".
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Zelenskiy may decide to continue refinery attacks
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