Kyiv, Oct. 15 -- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused the US of using intelligence-sharing restrictions and satellite communications services as a way to pressure Ukraine into halting its strikes inside Russia and expressed his resolve to resume attacks on Russian oil refineries.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Zelensky said he had restricted attacks on Russian oil infrastructure for three days at Washington's request, while Moscow continued striking Ukrainian energy facilities.
"We're done," he stressed.
Zelensky accused the US of threatening to suspend intelligence sharing if Ukraine continued targeting Russian refineries, following an agreement allowing 300,000 tonnes of Russian diesel to enter the US and globa...