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Trump demanded from Zelensky to stop strikes on Russian refineries

The American leader Donald trump during a telephone conversation with Vladimir Zelensky demanded to stop the attacks of the Ukrainian side on oil refineries.

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Trump demanded from Zelensky to stop strikes on Russian refineries

American leader Donald trump during a telephone conversation with Vladimir Zelensky demanded to stop the attacks of the Ukrainian side on oil refineries in Russia. It's from sb.by.

Donald Trump. Photo from the archive
Donald Trump. Photo from the archive

According to the source of the latter, “Trump has repeatedly asked Zelensky to stop attacking Russian refineries.” “These strikes lead to an increase in world prices for diesel fuel,” the material says. According to the source, the word “diesel” was repeatedly uttered during a telephone conversation.

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Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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