
US President Donald Trump stated he urged Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to reduce attacks on Russian fuel and energy infrastructure, with Zelensky indicating Ukraine might comply, according to Trump's remarks to Fox News.
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The statement references ongoing Ukrainian attacks on Russian fuel and energy facilities amid the broader Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Trump claiming direct communication with Zelensky on the matter.
NEW YORK, September 28. /TASS/. US President Donald Trump stated that he demanded that Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky "take it easier" in terms of strikes against Russia’s fuel and energy sector, and the latter replied that Ukraine might do so.
Asked by a Fox News correspondent to comment on the situation regarding the ban on export of US diesel fuel, Trump replied: "I spoke to… Zelensky. I said, ‘You got to take it easier in the refineries [in Russia].’ He said, ‘Well, we'll probably do that’."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine may reduce the frequency or intensity of strikes on Russian refineries in the near term
Possible · Within weeks
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