Guardian: Tension between Zelensky and Trump unprecedented

A British media outlet assessed the tension between the presidents of Ukraine and the United States over the past year and a half as unprecedented.

An English media evaluated the level of tension between the presidents of Ukraine and the United States in the past year and a half as unprecedented.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the Guardian newspaper wrote in a report: The escalation of tension between Washington and Kyiv began on Friday, after US President Donald Trump announced an agreement on the supply of Russian diesel fuel.

This English media added: After that, the dispute between President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and Trump escalated faster.

According to the Guardian, the current dispute between Zelensky and Trump is the most serious tension between the two sides since their dispute in the White House in February 2025.

According to this report, Trump on Saturday asked Zelensky to stop the attacks on Russian oil refineries and said: "He better stop these attacks as soon as possible." In contrast, Zelensky described the announced agreement between Trump and Putin on the supply of Russian diesel as "terrible" and said that the revenue from the sale of fuel would help Russia finance the war. He also warned that the reduction of sanctions against Moscow could lead to the continuation of Russian attacks on Ukraine.

The Guardian added: The dispute between Washington and Kyiv has intensified while Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Trump's envoys during the peace talks in Miami, have raised the possibility of ending the exchange of American intelligence with Ukraine if the country's attacks on Russian refineries are not stopped.