Zelensky Warns Against Easing Sanctions on Russian Oil
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized any relaxation of U.S. sanctions on Russian fuel without a de-escalation agreement. He said such a move would help Russia continue its war and proposed reciprocal steps, including halting Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries if Russia stops attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Zelensky urged the United States to take a strong stance with Russia.
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On October 9, 2026, Ukraine's president used a post on X to object to any U.S. move that would loosen restrictions on Russian fuel. He argued that without a firm, lasting agreement to reduce tensions, such a step would only let Russia continue fighting and cause more damage globally
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