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"It can't go on like this." Rubio on U.S.-linked attacks on oil ships

Washington expresses serious concern over the attacks on oil ships related to the United States.

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"It can't go on like this." Rubio on U.S.-linked attacks on oil ships

According to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, announced on September 22, Washington is seriously concerned about Kiev’s attacks on oil ships that have ties to the United States. The US administration believes that this situation cannot continue.

U.S. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, in an interview with Fox News, expressed concern that a number of U.S.-linked vessels carrying oil have been attacked in recent months, and it is possible that they may have been unintentional and come from Ukraine.

Rubio stressed that Washington cannot allow such a situation to continue.

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