Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accuses Russia of violating commitments made in discussions with U.S. officials.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on the United States to tighten sanctions against Russia, accusing Moscow of violating its commitments made during separate discussions with U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia regarding the protection of energy facilities amid the ongoing conflict.
In remarks made in Kyiv, Zelensky asserted, 'I believe we have reached a stage where we need to increase the impact of sanctions, as I believe that the Russians are violating what they promised the United States, at least what has been communicated to us by America and stated publicly.' He expressed hope that U.S. President
Donald Trump possesses the necessary tools to escalate pressure on the Russian side.
This development comes as part of ongoing international efforts to respond to Russia's actions in the region, which have drawn widespread condemnation and calls for accountability from various global leaders.