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Italy· AlbengaZelenskyy criticizes Trump's alleged diesel fuel deal with Putin
President Zelenskyy expressed feeling betrayed by Donald Trump's alleged agreement with Putin on diesel fuel, viewing it as siding with Russia and undermining Ukraine's position.
Background
Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 escalated a conflict that began in 2014. The United States has been a key military and financial supporter of Ukraine, while also navigating its own domestic political divisions and international relationships.
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Italian Prime Minister Meloni on Foreign Policy and Russia-US Diesel Deal
First report 18h agoLast update 14h agoMeloni states that Italy, as an ally, does not have to blindly follow the actions of other nations or blocs.
Meloni views the US-Russia diesel deal as risky, potentially legitimizing Moscow and weakening sanctions.
Meloni attributes fuel price increases primarily to the war in Iran, not Ukraine.
Zelensky Feels Betrayed by Trump's Actions and US Policy Shifts
First report 19h agoLast update 16h agoZelensky feels betrayed by Trump's actions, particularly regarding a diesel deal with Russia and perceived shifts in US support.
Zelensky states he will not resign, emphasizing his responsibility for the war and his commitment to Ukraine's independence.
Zelenskyy's Criticism of Trump's Deal with Putin
First report 19h agoLast update 18h agoZelenskyy feels betrayed by Trump's actions, believing he is on the wrong side of history and that such deals harm Ukraine's partnership with the US.
Trump's deal with Russia on diesel supplies is seen as legitimizing Moscow's actions while it continues to attack Ukraine.
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