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‘We’re completed’ – Zelensky defies Trump, says Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated Ukraine will resume its strikes on Russian oil refineries.
“The block [on attacking refineries] is out. We’re done,” Ukraine’s president stated in an interview with the Financial Times.
He famous that Ukraine had shunned focusing on vitality amenities in Russia for 3 days to adjust to a request from the United States. Meanwhile, Moscow continued its assaults on Ukrainian vitality infrastructure, ensuing within the deaths of greater than 100 civilians over the previous week.
Zelensky identified that regardless of halting its refinery strikes, Kyiv obtained no superior warnings from American companions concerning incoming Russian ballistic missile assaults, and skilled restricted Starlink terminal performance.
He confirmed that U.S. officers had explicitly warned that failure to halt refinery assaults would lead to Washington slicing off intelligence sharing. Zelensky additionally dismissed claims that the Starlink disruptions had been unintended, stating, “It was not a technical problem, it was the will.”
Asked if Ukraine may completely halt refinery strikes to foster higher relations with Washington, even when Russian assaults continued, Zelensky replied that he might think about it solely in change for added shipments of missiles for Patriot methods, calling that his “minimum” requirement.
On October 11, Donald Trump introduced that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an vitality sector truce. Zelensky acknowledged shortly after that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had obtained corresponding orders, resulting in a brief halt in strikes on Russian refineries whereas Russia’s Defense Ministry continued focusing on infrastructure in Kyiv.
According to Axios, Trump has been relying on Zelensky to respect the vitality truce and stop refinery assaults, with a White House supply noting, “Trump is really mad. He feels Zelensky is taking the U.S. for granted.”
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