BIG | 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️ Donald Trump has accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of not wanting to end the war, while defending his decision to avoid new measures against Russia and criticizing Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries. In a lengthy Truth Social statement, Trump argued that signing a new Russia-related measure could disrupt ongoing peace negotiations. He claimed significant diplomatic progress had been made and suggested that Moscow’s limited assistance to Iran was another reason to avoid increasing pressure on Russia. Trump also blamed Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries for disrupting global diesel markets and harming American farmers and businesses. He accused Zelensky of disregarding those economic consequences and claimed that Ukraine could have secured a better agreement two years earlier. The American president further asserted that Ukraine had lost access to the sea, despite the country retaining its Black Sea coastline and the major port of Odesa. “Zelensky does not want this war to end, and probably never did,” Trump wrote, according to the supplied statement. 🔥 Trump’s remarks reveal a fundamental disagreement over how to pressure Russia into ending the war. His argument prioritizes keeping Moscow at the negotiating table and protecting energy markets, while Ukraine considers strikes on Russian oil infrastructure a means of weakening Russia’s capacity to finance its invasion. His assertion that Ukraine has no access to the sea is factually incorrect, and his accusation about Zelensky’s intentions remains an unsubstantiated political claim. See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231

BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Donald Trump of pressuring Ukraine toward capitulation, revealing that Washington rejected Kyiv’s proposal to halt strikes on Russian oil refineries in exchange for Patriot interceptor missiles. According to Zelensky, the Trump administration wants Ukraine to unilaterally stop attacking Russian energy infrastructure without offering anything in return. “We offered to stop striking Russian oil refineries in exchange for Patriot missiles. But they only want us to stop the strikes unilaterally, offering nothing in return. And if we strike, they will disconnect us from something. If we agree, they will take away another right,” Zelensky said. Speaking to Bloomberg, the Ukrainian president revealed that Ukraine currently purchases just 12 Patriot interceptor missiles from the United States each month, approximately one-quarter of the monthly quantity supplied under the Biden administration. He emphasized that Ukraine has already paid for the weapons, although some deliveries have been approved while others remain pending. “I don’t want to believe that the Americans consider it appropriate to end the war faster at Ukraine’s expense, but that is exactly what it looks like,” Zelensky stated. He also suggested that relations with Washington could improve after the U.S. midterm elections, arguing that Trump currently cannot compel Putin to end the war. 🔥 Zelensky’s accusations highlight a fundamental dispute over the conditions for ending Russia’s invasion. Kyiv argues that being pressured to abandon strikes on Russian infrastructure without receiving additional defensive capabilities would weaken its position. The reported reduction in Patriot missile deliveries adds another concern, particularly as Ukraine continues defending its cities and critical infrastructure against Russian aerial attacks. See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231