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Relations between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky have deteriorated amid discussions of the Russia-US deal.
The deteriorating relationship between US President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky reminded the EU of their spat at the White House in February 2025. Politico writes about this with reference to an unnamed EU representative.
"It's felt like the last few days... it's been like, 'The Oval Office - Part Two,'" the post states.
Earlier, the publication reported that Trump could disconnect Ukraine from Starlink and deprive it of intelligence if his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky openly expresses dissatisfaction with the Russia-US diesel deal.
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Trump may disconnect Ukraine from Starlink and deprive it of intelligence data if Zelensky is openly displeased
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Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharib-Abadi said that Tehran is ready to normalize relations after the United States fulfills its demands. Previously, the United States rejected Iran's plan to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the blockade.

Mauritius Prime Minister Naveen Ramgoolam convened an emergency cabinet meeting amid the riots. The Russian Embassy urged citizens to refrain from traveling.

EU sanctions may interfere with the deal between Russia and the United States on diesel fuel, said Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the plans of European leaders to tighten restrictions.

European officials are concerned about Vladimir Zelensky's sarcastic responses to Donald Trump over the diesel deal with Russia. Allies fear that an escalation of the dispute will negatively impact the security of Ukraine and Europe.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov held talks in Moscow with ASEAN Secretary General Kao Kim Horn, expressing hope to hear his assessment of the prospects for Eurasian integration.

The deal between Russia and the United States on diesel is a mutually beneficial cooperation and is not related to Moscow’s position on Ukraine, said Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, commenting on media reports.