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Moscow accuses Ukraine of global economic crisis after Trump's appeal to stop refinery attacks
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Moscow accuses Ukraine of global economic crisis after Trump's appeal to stop refinery attacks

SIC Notícias14 September 2026 at 15:39

Moscow accused Ukraine of being responsible for rising fuel prices and chaos in the global economy. The accusation comes in a context of growing tension between the two countries.

The appeal reportedly came from former US President Donald Trump, who reportedly asked Ukraine to stop attacks on refineries. This intervention by Trump reportedly triggered the Russian reaction.

The Russian position attributes to Ukraine direct responsibility for the global economic impacts, at a time when energy markets are facing instability. This accusation is part of the broader conflict between Moscow and Kyiv.

The situation reflects the complex interactions between armed conflict and its economic repercussions on a global scale, with both sides seeking to assign blame for the energy crisis affecting numerous countries.

Why this matters

The continuation of Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure is causing an escalation in oil and fuel prices, which directly affects European consumers' pockets and the global economy. Trump's appeal represents additional pressure on Ukraine to rethink its military strategy, at a time when Western support is beginning to show signs of fatigue.

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