Another major statement from D. Trump: he urged Ukraine to seek a new leader

(Reported by ELTA and lrytas.lt) "On Friday, after announcing an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the import of oil products, U.S. President Donald Trump made another significant statement: he urged Ukraine to replace President Volodymyr Zelenskyy with a new leader. He sharply criticized Zelenskyy for strikes on Russian oil refineries, which contributed to rising diesel prices in the U.S. ahead of the election.

 

"You know what I suggest? I suggest that Ukraine elect a new leader who is capable of reaching a deal. For some reason, Zelenskyy never makes deals, even though he has had plenty of opportunities to do so," Trump said in a post shared by *Clash Report*.

 

Trump told reporters at the White House that he had given Zelenskyy the green light to take whatever actions he wished against Russia but had warned him against attacking oil refineries. "He could have reached an agreement many times, but chose not to. We told him: do whatever you want to Russia, but don't attack oil refineries, because that becomes a global problem. He wants to cause problems for the world.

 

He wants to cause problems for our farmers by triggering a fuel shortage. We said—do whatever you want, just don't attack the refineries. What does he do? He attacks oil refineries," Trump continued. It is worth noting that Trump has repeatedly blamed Ukraine for the global fuel crisis and correctly pointed out that the war in Iran had far less impact on it.

 

As previously reported, on October 9, US President Donald Trump announced that, with US permission, Russia would immediately supply 300,000 tons of diesel to the global market. According to Trump, another 500,000 tons would be supplied in November, followed by another 1 million tons. Russia also committed to supplying an additional 3 million tons of this fuel to the market later on."