Zelenskiy Slams Trump’s Russia Diesel Plan as an “Investment in War”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticized a recent agreement between the US and Russia that allows Russia to supply diesel to the US.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticized a recent agreement between the US and Russia that allows Russia to supply diesel to the US. He called this move “an investment in a war that must be ended” and labeled it as a weak decision from strong partners. Zelenskiy argued that providing resources to Russia will not lead to peace but instead result in further aggression. He expressed his concern that this accord would give Russia more money to continue its war efforts, undermining any chances for a peaceful resolution. Zelenskiy felt that Ukraine was being used unfairly and that real de-escalation with Russia is needed. Additionally, former President Trump stated on social media that he had agreed with Putin for Russia to supply diesel, emphasizing that lowering prices for Americans is his top priority.

With information from Reuters

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