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US President Donald Trump described Ukraine's renewed focus on Russian refineries as a "disgrace", and pointed out that these attacks contribute to raising global energy prices, before directing sharp criticism towards his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, saying that "dealing with him is more difficult than dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin". Trump said in an interview with Newsmax on Thursday that targeting refineries that produce diesel "doesn't serve the world well," adding that Ukraine could attack other targets. His statements came after Kiev bombed a Russian refinery, following Zelensky's announcement of his country's withdrawal from attacks on energy facilities, in light of the continued Russian attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine. Escalating his criticism of Zelensky, Trump said he was "not a fan" of the Ukrainian president, accusing him of not moving effectively toward a settlement of the war despite his stated desire to do so. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

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US President Donald Trump described Ukraine's renewed focus on Russian refineries as a "disgrace", and pointed out that these attacks contribute to raising global energy prices, before directing sharp criticism towards his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, saying that "dealing with him is more difficult than dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin". Trump said in an interview with Newsmax on Thursday that targeting refineries that produce diesel "doesn't serve the world well," adding that Ukraine could attack other targets. His statements came after Kiev bombed a Russian refinery, following Zelensky's announcement of his country's withdrawal from attacks on energy facilities, in light of the continued Russian attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine. Escalating his criticism of Zelensky, Trump said he was "not a fan" of the Ukrainian president, accusing him of not moving effectively toward a settlement of the war despite his stated desire to do so. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

US President Donald Trump described Ukraine's renewed focus on Russian refineries as a "disgrace", and pointed out that these attacks contribute to raising global energy prices, before directing sharp criticism towards his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, saying that "dealing with him is more difficult than dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin". Trump said in an interview with Newsmax on Thursday that targeting refineries that produce diesel "doesn't serve the world well," adding that Ukraine could attack other targets. His statements came after Kiev bombed a Russian refinery, following Zelensky's announcement of his country's withdrawal from attacks on energy facilities, in light of the continued Russian attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine. Escalating his criticism of Zelensky, Trump said he was "not a fan" of the Ukrainian president, accusing him of not moving effectively toward a settlement of the war despite his stated desire to do so. Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.