Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Donald Trump of facilitating a controversial diesel fuel deal with Russia, warning that the transaction could provide Moscow with additional financial resources to sustain its military campaign in Ukraine. The agreement, which reportedly involves the sale of refined fuel to Russia, has drawn sharp criticism from Kyiv, which argues it undermines global efforts to isolate the Kremlin over its invasion. Zelenskyy’s remarks highlight growing tensions over Western economic policies and their indirect impact on the war’s duration. The controversy raises questions about how such deals align with broader sanctions aimed at crippling Russia’s war machine.
Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Putin gives Russia more money to continue attacking Ukraine, Zelenskyy says.
