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Trump blames Ukraine war for fuel crisis and criticizes Zelensky

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 07:38

Donald Trump blamed the war in Ukraine for the fuel crisis and criticized President Zelensky, asking him to stop attacking Russia. The statements come at a time of growing tension over global energy prices.

The war in Ukraine continues to be felt beyond its borders, with Russian attacks recorded near Poland, a NATO member country. This proximity raises concerns about a possible escalation of the conflict outside Ukrainian territory.

Accusations were also directed at the security of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, one of the largest in Europe. Kyiv has been warning about risks associated with nuclear infrastructure in the conflict zone, while fighting approaches the facility.

Why this matters

Readers are affected by the fuel crisis directly linked to the continuation of the conflict, and tensions near the border with Poland show that the war may approach European space. Trump's statements also signal potential changes in US foreign policy regarding Ukraine.

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