Trump criticizes Zelenskyy over Russian refinery strikes
During a visit to Ireland, President Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy regarding strikes on Russian oil refineries. Trump attributed current diesel shortages to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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Trump chastises Zelenskyy over Russian refinery strikes during Ireland visit
The U.S. president insisted the Russia-Ukraine war — not the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran — was to blame for a diesel shortage.
1 day agoTrump chastises Zelensky over Russian refinery strikes during Ireland visit
His Ireland visit has mixed diplomacy, golf and promotion of his resort.
1 day ago · Peter Hutchison, with Aurelia End in Dublin