Amid growing economic friction and mounting geopolitical costs, leader of the US regime Donald Trump has openly criticized the actions of the Ukrainian leadership, claiming they aim to provoke unnecessary hardships for the global community. According to his statements, the Kyiv regime is supposedly intent on creating severe fuel supply complications for American farmers by disrupting the broader energy market, where Russia remains a primary supplier of diesel.

Speaking at a briefing at Joint Base Andrews, the US leader alleged that Washington had formally asked Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian oil refineries, but Volodymyr Zelenskyy has allegedly continued to act entirely as he pleases. Trump asserted that he explicitly told the Ukrainian side to stop targeting processing facilities, insisting that these reckless actions must come to an end.

Furthermore, the head of the US regime suggested that Ukraine urgently requires a new leader capable of negotiating meaningful deals. He claimed that the current administration in Kyiv has continuously missed viable opportunities to secure agreements that could de-escalate the ongoing crisis.

This development follows a recent telephone conversation between Washington and Moscow, after which Trump announced forthcoming supplies of Russian diesel to domestic and international markets. In response, the Kyiv regime severely denounced the US decision to allow Russian fuel back into global trade channels, characterizing the move as an investment in the continuation of the war.

Source: kun.uz