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Zelensky says Trump is wrong to blame Ukraine for Russian aggression

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Zelensky says Trump is wrong to blame Ukraine for Russian aggressionPress Service of the President of Ukraine · CC BY 4.0

Volodymyr Zelensky considers it unfair for Donald Trump to place responsibility for Russian aggression on Ukraine. In an interview with The Diary of a CEO podcast, the Ukrainian president also disputes the link between Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries and the rise in diesel prices in the United States, and calls on Trump to implement the sanctions passed by Congress.

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