
美國總統川普表示,烏克蘭總統澤倫斯基想讓全世界陷入麻煩,並建議更換能達成協議的新領導人。他提到若他在2022年當選,俄烏戰爭不會爆發,並批評澤倫斯基襲擊俄羅斯能源設施。川普與普廷達成從俄羅斯購買柴油的協議,澤倫斯基則稱該協議是投資於必須結束的戰爭。
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俄烏戰爭持續,川普近期與普廷達成從俄羅斯購買柴油的協議。川普多次呼籲澤倫斯基停止對俄羅斯能源基礎設施的攻擊,但未見成效。
川普10日表示,澤倫斯基想給全世界造成麻煩,「我建議他們換個能達成協議的新領導人」。(路透)
美國總統近期與俄羅斯總統普廷達成協議,從俄羅斯購買柴油,而烏俄戰事未歇,川普數週以來,一直呼籲烏克蘭總統澤倫斯基停止對俄羅斯能源基礎設施的攻擊。川普10日表示,澤倫斯基想給全世界造成麻煩,「我建議他們(烏克蘭)換個能達成協議的新領導人,因為澤倫斯基本來可以達成很多協議,但不知為何他總是不這麼做」。
綜合外媒報導,川普10日在白宮接受媒體訪問時表示,澤倫斯基本上有很多次可以結束這場戰爭,但他是選擇不這樣做,並批評澤倫斯基襲擊俄羅斯煉油廠的決定,聲稱澤倫斯基「想給世界製造麻煩」。
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川普還提到,如果他在2022年當選美國總統,「那場戰爭根本不會爆發。與烏克蘭和俄羅斯的戰爭根本沒有理由爆發」。川普表示,澤倫斯基失去了烏克蘭30%的領土,兩國超過百萬人喪生,這是一場根本就不應該發生的戰爭,「我認為烏克蘭是時候換個新總統了」。
一位美國官員透露,過去美國曾多次要求烏克蘭停止攻擊俄羅斯柴油煉油廠,但都沒有效果,而在川普與普廷達成協議之前,川普曾因烏克蘭襲擊俄羅斯煉油廠而對澤倫斯基大發雷霆。針對美俄之間的柴油協議,澤倫斯基則狠批,這項協議是「投資一場必須結束的戰爭」。
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國際社会將增加對川普與普廷能源協議的審查
Likely · Within weeks
烏克蘭內部可能加大對澤倫斯基領導權的質疑聲音
Possible · Within months

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