Tensions are rising between Ukraine and the U.S. as President Trump waives sanctions on Russia while both countries continue heavy attacks on each other's energy infrastructure.
Civilians in Ukraine face dangerous winter conditions as Russian attacks on the power grid threaten to cut off heating and water. source
U.S. voters may see little change in fuel prices despite President Trump's decision to waive sanctions on Russian diesel, according to most economists. source
The conflict is spreading, with drone strikes on oil terminals and data centers in Russia causing deaths and injuries. source
He believes waiving sanctions is necessary to keep Russia at the negotiating table and that Ukraine's attacks on Russian energy are a mistake.
sourceHe argues that lifting sanctions strengthens Russia's war effort and that Ukraine must continue defending itself against a terrorist aggressor.
sourceThey maintain that sanctions on Russia should not be lifted until the war ends and have pledged to keep supporting Ukraine.
sourceRussia attacks nine Ukrainian regions, causing power outages, while EU leaders pledge continued support for Ukraine. source
President Trump signs an order waiving new sanctions on Russia, drawing criticism from President Zelenskyy. source
Ukraine launches over 1,000 drones at Russia, hitting oil facilities in St. Petersburg, while Russia continues strikes on Ukrainian cities. source
Russia conducts a massive strike on Kyiv, and President Trump defends his decision to waive sanctions. source
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Russia struck civilian targets across nine Ukrainian regions as relations between Kyiv and Washington soured, with Zelensky saying Ukraine would no longer abide by Trump's demands not to strike Russian oil refineries. For Ukrainians, PBS reports fears that the rift could leave the country more exposed to escalating aerial assaults as winter approaches. Ukrainian officials also complained that SpaceX limited Starlink connectivity without notice, which Trump says the White House did not order. Watch the EU leaders' Brussels summit, where Zelensky is seeking European support, and the Nord Stream sabotage trial in Germany, where the defense is seeking dismissal.
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The report comes amid mounting tensions between Ukraine and the United States, its largest military backer.
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Trump's diesel deal may do little for Russia's finances, but it raises bigger questions about Ukraine's leverage, U.S. support and Putin's next moves.
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Ukrainian officials complained this week that SpaceX had limited internet connectivity without advance notice.
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Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, was asked by Sky News at a press conference in Brussels, Belgium, if he felt he was being made a 'scapegoat' by his US counterpart, Donald Trump, for domestic problems including high diesel prices before midterm elections. Zelenskyy paused for 15 seconds, before he eventually s