Trump Targets Zelenskyy Over War Deal Failure, Blames Ukraine for Rising US Diesel Prices
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has launched a fresh attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, accusing him of failing to negotiate an agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war and linking the conflict to rising diesel prices in the United States.
Trump suggested that Ukraine needs new leadership, intensifying his criticism of Zelenskyy as diplomatic efforts to end the war remain a major international issue
In a move aimed at easing fuel-price pressures, Trump has also pursued an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to secure diesel supplies from Russia. The reported arrangement has drawn attention to Washington’s approach towards Moscow amid the continuing conflict.
Trump has urged Zelenskyy to stop attacks on Russian energy facilities, arguing for steps that could help reduce tensions and support efforts to end the war.
The latest remarks underscore growing friction between Trump and Zelenskyy over negotiations, energy security and the future course of the conflict. However, Trump’s claims about the causes of rising US diesel prices remain his own assertions and require independent verification.
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