Kyiv pushes back on Trump’s call for a new Ukrainian president as drones hit Russian data hub
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has pushed back against remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump, who called for Ukraine to replace its leadership following a dispute over Washington's easing of Russian diesel sanctions. Zelenskyy maintained that Russia is solely responsible for the ongoing conflict and vowed to continue military strikes against Russian oil refineries and infrastructure despite U.S. criticism.
The diplomatic friction between Kyiv and Washington unfolded simultaneously with intensified drone attacks targeting Russian assets, specifically hitting a Russian data hub. The developments highlight mounting tensions regarding U.S. policy shifts toward sanctions relief and Ukraine's persistent military strategy against strategic Russian economic targets.
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Daily Sabah (Istanbul, Turkey) (TR)Focuses primarily on the political dispute and Trump's call to replace Zelenskyy over diesel sanctions.
CityNews Toronto (Toronto, Canada) (CA)Highlights Kyiv's defiance, Zelenskyy's blame on Russia, and the ongoing drone strikes on Russian infrastructure.
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