President Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky 'doesn’t want to end' the Russia-Ukraine war, criticizing his approach to the conflict. Trump made these remarks following the signing of an executive order that waives some sanctions against Russia. He argued that Zelensky's targeting of Russian oil sites is detrimental to global markets and emphasized the importance of negotiations for peace. Additionally, a drone attack by Ukraine on a Russian oil terminal was reported on the same day.
Key facts
- Trump believes Zelensky does not want to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
- Trump signed an executive order waiving certain sanctions against Russia.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the sanctions waiver as a temporary measure.
- A drone attack by Ukraine targeted a Russian oil terminal in St. Petersburg.
- Bessent criticized Zelensky for being 'reckless' regarding military technology access.
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