
US President Donald Trump said that Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries had a serious impact on the price of fuel, including diesel, and promised to discuss this issue with Vladimir Zelensky.
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In the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Ukraine is targeting Russian energy infrastructure, including oil refineries.
US President Donald Trump said that attacks on Russian refineries had a serious impact on the price of fuel, and promised to discuss this with Vladimir Zelensky.
“This also had a serious impact on the price of diesel fuel. Diesel fuel has become quite expensive, but we’ll talk about that later,” Trump said in response to a question about the consequences of the Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes.
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Trump will discuss the impact of attacks on refineries on fuel prices with Vladimir Zelensky
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