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Trump criticizes Zelensky over attacks on Russian diesel fuel depots

Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky over attacks on Russian diesel fuel storage facilities, saying they harm the world. The dispute reflects political criticism, not a reported new military action or concrete policy change.

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The dispute highlights continuing tensions over the conduct and wider consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war.

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