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The US President also denied the US was responsible for the disruption to Kyiv’s access to the vital Starlink satellite communications system, leaving the country exposed to attack, amid a spat with Washington.
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US → deny → Washington
Britain and most other Nato members have been clear in blaming and condemning the Kremlin for the Ukraine conflict, triggered by Mr Putin ordering the invasion of the neighbouring nation in 2022.
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Putin → blame → 2022
He said: “I know the details, OK, and at some point I’ll release the details.”
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I → say → details
He added: “But I don’t care anything except for one.
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I → add → one
I want that war ended.”
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war → want → ?
His comments, as he left the White House for a campaign rally in Georgia, came after he again rounded on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, saying he was “not a big fan” and claiming he was “more difficult to deal with than Putin”.
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he → leave → Putin
He previously suggested Ukraine needed a new leader and claimed Mr Putin wanted a peace deal more.
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Putin → suggest → deal
Meanwhile, Mr Zelensky, attending a summit in Brussels on Friday, signalled that he agreed with the suggestion he was being made a scapegoat by Mr Trump for soaring fuel prices driven by the Iran war, which was launched by the US and Israel in February.
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which → attend → February
Ahead of crucial stateside elections next month, the US president has increasingly sought to lay the blame on attacks by Ukraine on Russian refineries for the spike in energy costs, rather than the interruption to oil supplies in the Middle East through the Strait of Hormuz waterway.
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president → seek → waterway
During a visit to London earlier this week, Mr Zelensky had accused Mr Trump of betraying his country by limiting its use of US-made Starlink terminals which are vital for the Ukrainian military.
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which → accuse → military
But speaking on Friday, the US president said: “We didn’t do that.
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We → speak → that
We didn’t slow it down at all.”
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We → slow → it
The latest strain in relations came after Mr Trump struck a deal to buy Russian diesel, which critics at home and aboard warn will be used to fund Mr Putin’s war machine.
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critics → come → machine
The president also, in an apparent unilateral move, declared Ukraine and Russia had agreed not to target each other’s energy facilities.
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Ukraine → declare → facilities
After initially respecting the ceasefire, Mr Zelensky abandoned the brief truce in the face of continued Russian attacks, drawing criticism from the American leader.
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Zelensky → respect → leader
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Mr Trump told the Newsmax media outlet: “All he’s doing is making the world oil price higher.
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price → read → outlet
Well, I think that’s a disgrace.”
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that → think → ?
The row has raised the spectre of further reductions in US support for Ukraine’s war effort.
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row → raise → effort
Speaking at the European Union meeting, Mr Zelensky thanked the bloc for its support and pointedly hailed its “real leaders”.
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Zelensky → speak → leaders
He later told a news conference: “This diesel deal will never be enough to offset the impact of the Strait of Hormuz on global markets.
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deal → tell → markets
But it will put more money straight into Putin’s pocket to fund this war.”
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it → put → war
He also said Mr Putin “does not want peace talks at the moment, in any form”.
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Putin → say → form
Amid the renewed transatlantic tensions, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting sought to use his first visit to Washington DC in the role to “bring harmony” between the White House and Kyiv.
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Streeting → renew → House
He also made the case for continuing American support for the embattled country, warning that if Moscow’s aggression was rewarded, “the consequences will not remain confined to Ukraine or to my continent”.
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consequences → make → continent
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