Zelensky offers to stop refinery strikes if Russia stops hitting Ukraine's energy grid
Zelensky said Ukraine will stop striking Russian oil refineries if Russia stops attacking Ukrainian energy infrastructure, after Trump criticized the strikes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday that Ukraine will stop striking Russian oil refineries if Russia stops attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure. France 24, CNBC, ABC News and The New York Times all report the offer.
The New York Times says U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out at Zelensky over the refinery strikes. France 24 says Trump publicly urged him to stop targeting the refineries. The headlines from CNBC, ABC News and the Times describe Kyiv as pushing back on a Trump call for a new Ukrainian president. The reports provided give no further detail on what Trump said.
ABC News reports Zelensky also said Russia alone was responsible for the war. CNBC and ABC News headlines also say drones hit a Russian data hub. The reports give no details on that strike.
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- France 24Ukraine ready to halt refinery strikes if Moscow stops energy attacks, Zelensky saysSun, Oct 11, 6:21 AM EDT
- CNBCKyiv pushes back on Trump’s call for a new Ukrainian president as drones hit Russian data hubSun, Oct 11, 6:37 AM EDT
- ABC NewsKyiv pushes back on Trump's call for new president as drones hit Russian data hubSun, Oct 11, 7:29 AM EDT
- The New York TimesUkraine shrugs off Trump call to ditch Zelensky for energy strikesSun, Oct 11, 8:11 AM EDT
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Earlier versions (2)
- Sun, Oct 11, 7:30 AM EDT, 3 outlets: Zelensky rejects Trump's call for new president, offers refinery strike halt
- Sun, Oct 11, 6:40 AM EDT, 2 outlets: Zelensky: Ukraine will stop refinery strikes if Russia stops hitting energy grid