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Zelenskyy criticized Trump’s Russian diesel agreement in a London interview. Twelve senators also demanded a reversal, while Treasury’s authorization and subsequent sanctions relief raised questions about fuel costs and pressure on Moscow.
Twelve senators are urging Trump to reverse his Russian diesel agreement, warning that sanctions relief could benefit Moscow while offering limited price relief. The Kremlin says exports have resumed.
Ukrainian strikes disrupted Yandex facilities, but available evidence does not establish that Musk-owned political bot farms were destroyed. Search crawlers and social media influence accounts are different.
Zelenskyy says American officials warned that intelligence support could end over Ukrainian refinery strikes. Trump says sharing continues, while a Russian diesel agreement adds to the dispute.
Trump is defending his Russian diesel agreement after seven senators demanded a reversal. The dispute centers on sanctions law, potential revenue for Moscow and whether additional supplies will lower fuel costs.
