Zelensky blasts Trump-Putin diesel deal after Russian strikes kill 15 in Ukraine
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Following Russian airstrikes in Ukraine that resulted in 15 deaths, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned a reported diesel deal between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, arguing that US sanctions relief signals to Moscow that it can continue its attacks. European Union foreign policy chief Kallas echoed these concerns, stating that now is not the time to ease pressure on Russia.
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump asserted that Vladimir Putin is interested in reaching a settlement to end the war in Ukraine. Trump publicly accused Zelensky of resisting compromise and being unwilling to make a deal, despite the ongoing hostilities and high civilian casualties.
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Arab News (SA)Focuses on Trump's claims that Putin wants a deal and Zelensky resists compromise.
Times of Israel (IL)Highlights Zelensky's criticism of the Trump-Putin diesel deal amid deadly Russian strikes.
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