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Zelensky Joins Forces With Trump Against Russian Oil. Ukrainian President Warns About U.S. Leader’s Strategic Vision

Written by Rannyson Moura

Published on 02/10/2025 at 14:10

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Presidente ucraniano Volodymyr Zelensky apoia iniciativa de Donald Trump para que a Europa cesse a compra de petróleo russo, destacando impacto estratégico e energético na região. Fonte: AFP

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Supports Donald Trump’s Initiative for Europe to Stop Buying Russian Oil, Highlighting Strategic and Energy Impact in the Region.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, reiterated the importance of supporting Donald Trump’s recommendation for Europe to halt its purchase of Russian oil, as reported this Thursday, February 2. According to Zelensky, ignoring this appeal would show a “lack of strategic vision.”

The statement occurred during the European Political Community Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, where Zelensky met with over 40 leaders and held bilateral meetings, including one with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.

Direct Appeal to Europe and Allies

Zelensky emphasized the need to heed the American warning. “We must also support President Trump’s call to stop buying Russian oil here in Europe. It is short-sighted to go against the U.S. And Hungarians need to hear this clearly,” said the Ukrainian president.

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Ongoing Pressure from Trump on Russia

Donald Trump has reiterated that Europe should stop buying oil from Russia, arguing that this action strengthens Moscow and weakens the Western negotiating position. Last month, he intensified pressure on NATO allies, emphasizing that continuing to buy Russian oil “significantly weakens” bargaining power against Russia.

The joint position of Zelensky and Trump highlights the ongoing diplomatic effort to reduce European dependence on Russian oil while reinforcing the role of the U.S. as a strategic energy supplier.

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Rannyson Moura

Holds a degree in Advertising and Marketing from UERN; a master's in Social Communication from UFMG; and is a PhD candidate in Language Studies at CEFET-MG. He has worked as a freelance writer since 2019, with articles published on websites such as Baixaki, MinhaSérie, and Letras.mus.br. Academically, his work has been published in books and presented at industry events. Among his research topics, a notable interest is in the publishing market, approached from a perspective that considers different social markers.

Zelensky Joins Forces With Trump Against Russian Oil. Ukrainian President Warns About U.S. Leader’s Strategic Vision

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Supports Donald Trump’s Initiative for Europe to Stop Buying Russian Oil, Highlighting Strategic and Energy Impact in the Region.

Direct Appeal to Europe and Allies

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