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The article describes the reaction of world leaders to Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries, including statements by Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Andy Burnham and Kirill Dmitriev, as well as negotiations between Ukraine and the United States in Miami.
American billionaire and founder of SpaceX Elon Musk said that Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has gone too far. This is how he commented on Ukraine’s attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s special representative for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, Kirill Dmitriev, responded to Musk’s statement, calling this statement a “turning point.”
Hard times predicted for Ukraine
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham telephoned Zelensky after negotiations between Ukraine and the United States in Miami. He noted that the past 24 hours have been difficult for the post-Soviet country.
At the same time, Burnham assured that the United Kingdom will continue to put pressure on Russia. The leaders of the countries also agreed on a face-to-face meeting in the coming days.
Members of the Ukrainian delegation who participated in the negotiations in Miami said that the situation resembled a trap. In particular, they were surprised by the lifting of sanctions on the supply of Russian diesel fuel. One of the Ukrainian officials jokingly expressed the hope that the Americans would not transfer Patriot systems to the Russians to protect oil refineries.
#Trump called for replacing Zelensky
US President Donald Trump, after negotiations with the Russian leader on diesel supplies, called on the Ukrainians to replace Zelensky. The American leader stressed that his Ukrainian counterpart should have ended the conflict many times, but he chooses not to.
Trump also called on Zelensky to hold elections in Ukraine.
In addition, the American leader criticized Ukraine’s attacks on Russian refineries and noted that Kyiv should stop.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk, who left Ukraine, also responded to Trump’s statements. He compared the attitude towards Zelensky to baiting cockroaches.
Trump responded to Zelensky's criticism
During a press conference after concluding an agreement on the supply of Russian diesel to the United States, the journalist told Trump that Zelensky called him weak for this step and added that he criticized the US president.
“Who said that?” Trump asked. The journalist repeated the question, to which Trump replied “okay” and pointed his finger at another journalist.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
In the coming days, a face-to-face meeting will take place between the leader of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
Likely · Within days
The United Kingdom will continue to put pressure on Russia in the context of the conflict.
Very likely · Within weeks
The discussion about replacing Vladimir Zelensky and holding elections in Ukraine will intensify.
Possible · Within weeks

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