Trump calls Ukraine’s resumption of strikes on Russian oil refineries a ‘disgrace’
Also reported by France24
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized Ukraine’s return to attacking Russian oil refineries, calling it harmful to global oil supply. Tensions between Washington and Kyiv have increased after a short-lived energy ceasefire fell apart and Ukraine experienced restrictions on key satellite services.Key Facts
- Ukraine restarted attacks on Russian oil refineries after a brief ceasefire proposed by President Trump ended.
- Trump called these strikes a “disgrace” because they target diesel production, which is important worldwide.
- The ceasefire was not officially agreed upon by either Russia or Ukraine.
- Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, saying he finds him harder to deal with than Russian President Putin.
- Kyiv’s relationship with Washington worsened when Ukraine reported interruptions to Starlink satellite services, which support their drone and air defense systems.
- U.S. and British officials reported the Starlink service disruption was resolved, but the cause remains unclear.
- European leaders, including French President Macron and Polish Prime Minister Tusk, expressed strong support for Ukraine.
- The Kremlin blamed Ukraine for breaking peace efforts by resuming strikes on Russian oil infrastructure.
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