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Trump on Sunday called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to stop targeting Russian diesel infrastructure, saying the attacks were causing a shortage of the fuel that is "hurting the world".

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In a previous post he claimed the world’s Diesel prices have risen mostly due to the war between Russia and Ukraine and not due to war in Iran.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 14 Sepwording from The Independent

Ukraine has for months been targeting Russia's oil and gas industry with long-range strikes, prompting fuel rationing across the country and causing Moscow to ban diesel exports in July, removing supplies from the already tight global market.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 14 Sepwording from The Hindu

by President Trump earlier in the day, who said he was open to the "concept" of talks."Don't get distracted by the U.S. president's mixed signals — from 'no negotiations' to 'we're ready to talk,'" Mohsen Rezaee said in a social media post Monday evening.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 14 Sepwording from CBS News

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CBS News14 Sep

President Trump attributes the increase in diesel prices to Ukrainian military strikes on Russian oil refineries. In a statement, he called for an end to these attacks by Ukraine, asserting they are responsible for driving up fuel costs. CBS News reporters Ed O'Keefe and Aaron MacLean provide coverage of this claim.

Trump blames rise in diesel prices on Ukrainian strikes against Russian oil refineries →3 articles from CBS News on this story
The Hindu15 Sep

On September 13, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to stop strikes on Russian diesel fuel infrastructure, citing a global shortage and record-high prices in the U.S. of over $6 per gallon. The situation worsened after Russia banned diesel exports in July following months of Ukrainian attacks on its oil industry, compounding shortages exacerbated by reduced shipments…

Trump calls on Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel fuel, says attacks causing shortage →2 articles from The Hindu on this story
The Independent14 Sep

President Trump used Truth Social to claim he remains open to negotiating with Iran but reserves final decision-making power. He also downplayed his role in rising diesel prices, attributing them to the Russia-Ukraine conflict rather than tensions with Iran. Oil prices surged by about 3% following Saudi Arabia's closure of a key oil pipeline after drone attacks, raising concerns over global energy supply through the…

Iran-US war latest: Trump dodges blame for rising prices as he makes fresh claim on peace talks →
ABC News (US)14 Sep

On September 13, 2026, President Trump accused Ukraine of causing rising diesel costs by allegedly attacking Russian refineries, which he claims has led to fuel shortages. The president's comments place the responsibility for increased diesel prices squarely on Ukraine’s actions against Russia’s energy infrastructure.

WATCH: Trump blames Ukraine for rising diesel costs →
New York Post14 Sep

President Trump stated via Truth Social that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to cease attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure following criticism from Trump about Ukraine's strikes on Russian facilities. He claims this agreement has reduced pressure on global diesel prices, which reached an all-time high of $6.23 per gallon according to AAA.

Trump says Ukraine, Russia agree to stop energy strikes as US diesel prices soar past $6 →
The Straits Times14 Sep

The Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's call for Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel facilities, which Trump says are causing fuel shortages globally. This comes as Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries have reduced Russia’s fuel production, leading to gasoline shortages across the country and affecting national morale ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections from…

Kremlin welcomes Trump's call on Ukraine to halt strikes on diesel facilities →
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Al Jazeera14 Sep

President Trump advised Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to stop targeting Russian diesel refineries, arguing that such attacks are causing a global diesel shortage and harming the world economy. The article details how Ukraine’s military strikes on Russian oil facilities have reduced Russia's fuel exports significantly since February 2023, with data showing exports dropping from an average of 860,000 barrels per day…

Why is Trump warning Zelenskyy not to hit Russian diesel refineries? →
Semafor15 Sep

President Trump criticized Ukraine for hitting Russian refineries over the weekend, which he claims has caused an increase in diesel prices and is detrimental to global markets. Meanwhile, Russia intensified its attacks on Ukraine with more than 2,000 drones and nearly 80 missiles last week, according to President Zelenskyy. The Financial Times reports that Russian drones are now evading Ukrainian air defenses at…

Trump blames Kyiv for diesel shortage →
Daily Mail15 Sep

President Donald Trump made a social media post claiming Ukraine and Russia had agreed to stop targeting each other's energy infrastructure in an attempt to lower record-high US diesel fuel prices. Diesel fuel reached a new high of $6.23 per gallon on the day of his announcement, surpassing the previous record set under former President Joe Biden. Trump attributes the price hikes primarily to the Russia-Ukraine war…

Trump attempts last-ditch move to slash skyrocketing US gas prices with desperate plea to his biggest frenemies →

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Trump attempts last-ditch move to slash skyrocketing US gas prices with desperate plea to his biggest frenemies Daily Mail

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    Trump on Sunday called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to stop targeting Russian diesel infrastructure, saying the attacks were causing a shortage of the fuel that is "hurting the world".

    6 outlets · The Straits Times

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  • 15 Sep Trump attempts last-ditch move to slash skyrocketing US gas prices with desperate plea to his biggest frenemiesPresident Donald Trump made a social media post claiming Ukraine and Russia had agreed to stop targeting each other's energy infrastructure in an attempt to lower record-high US diesel fuel prices. Diesel fuel reached a new high of $6.23 per gallon on the day of his announcement, surpassing the previous record set under former President Joe Biden. Trump attributes the price hikes primarily to the Russia-Ukraine war…Daily Mail
  • 15 Sep Trump calls on Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel fuel, says attacks causing shortageOn September 13, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to stop strikes on Russian diesel fuel infrastructure, citing a global shortage and record-high prices in the U.S. of over $6 per gallon. The situation worsened after Russia banned diesel exports in July following months of Ukrainian attacks on its oil industry, compounding shortages exacerbated by reduced shipments…The Hindu
  • 15 Sep Trump blames Kyiv for diesel shortagePresident Trump criticized Ukraine for hitting Russian refineries over the weekend, which he claims has caused an increase in diesel prices and is detrimental to global markets. Meanwhile, Russia intensified its attacks on Ukraine with more than 2,000 drones and nearly 80 missiles last week, according to President Zelenskyy. The Financial Times reports that Russian drones are now evading Ukrainian air defenses at…Semafor
  • 14 Sep Trump blames rise in diesel prices on Ukrainian strikes against Russian oil refineriesPresident Trump attributes the increase in diesel prices to Ukrainian military strikes on Russian oil refineries. In a statement, he called for an end to these attacks by Ukraine, asserting they are responsible for driving up fuel costs. CBS News reporters Ed O'Keefe and Aaron MacLean provide coverage of this claim.CBS News
  • 14 Sep Trump blames rising diesel price on Russia-Ukraine warPresident Trump used social media to attribute the increase in diesel prices primarily to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, rather than issues with Iran. CBS News reporter Aidan Stretch provides additional context on this statement.CBS News
  • 14 Sep Trump says ‘open’ to engaging with IranOn September 14, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump stated on his Truth Social network that he is open to engaging in talks with Iran regarding the ongoing war in West Asia. This comes after weeks of reluctance from Trump about initiating negotiations. He also predicted an end to the conflict shortly before or after the upcoming midterm elections in November 2026, suggesting potential significant drops in oil prices…The Hindu
  • 14 Sep Why is Trump warning Zelenskyy not to hit Russian diesel refineries?President Trump advised Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to stop targeting Russian diesel refineries, arguing that such attacks are causing a global diesel shortage and harming the world economy. The article details how Ukraine’s military strikes on Russian oil facilities have reduced Russia's fuel exports significantly since February 2023, with data showing exports dropping from an average of 860,000 barrels per day…Al Jazeera
  • 14 Sep Kremlin welcomes Trump's call on Ukraine to halt strikes on diesel facilitiesThe Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's call for Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel facilities, which Trump says are causing fuel shortages globally. This comes as Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries have reduced Russia’s fuel production, leading to gasoline shortages across the country and affecting national morale ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections from…The Straits Times
  • 14 Sep Trump says Ukraine, Russia agree to stop energy strikes as US diesel prices soar past $6President Trump stated via Truth Social that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to cease attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure following criticism from Trump about Ukraine's strikes on Russian facilities. He claims this agreement has reduced pressure on global diesel prices, which reached an all-time high of $6.23 per gallon according to AAA.New York Post
  • 14 Sep WATCH: Trump blames Ukraine for rising diesel costsOn September 13, 2026, President Trump accused Ukraine of causing rising diesel costs by allegedly attacking Russian refineries, which he claims has led to fuel shortages. The president's comments place the responsibility for increased diesel prices squarely on Ukraine’s actions against Russia’s energy infrastructure.ABC News (US)
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  • 14 Sep Iran-US war latest: Trump dodges blame for rising prices as he makes fresh claim on peace talksPresident Trump used Truth Social to claim he remains open to negotiating with Iran but reserves final decision-making power. He also downplayed his role in rising diesel prices, attributing them to the Russia-Ukraine conflict rather than tensions with Iran. Oil prices surged by about 3% following Saudi Arabia's closure of a key oil pipeline after drone attacks, raising concerns over global energy supply through the…The Independent
  • 14 Sep White House backs Hegseth as new details come out about Iran war's costThe White House defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment against him, stating that Hegseth was "doing a phenomenal job," according to Attorney General Todd Blanche. The article also highlights the escalating financial burden of the conflict with Iran, revealing new military cost estimates: the Pentagon reported spending $33.4 billion up…CBS News

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