Kremlin: Ukraine Has Confronted the US by Attacking Russia

A spokesperson for the Russian Presidential Office (Kremlin) announced that Kyiv's resumption of attacks on Russian oil refineries places this country in serious confrontation with the United States.

The spokesman of the Russian presidential office (Kremlin) announced: The resumption of attacks by Kiev on Russian oil refineries will put this country in a serious confrontation with the United States.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Ambassador Arjan Today, Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman of the Russian Presidential Office (Kremlin) announced on Thursday: There is still no information about the visit of Witkoff and Kushner (the envoys of the US President) to Moscow. Russia will continue its interaction with international sports bodies to defend the interests of its athletes. Discriminatory actions against Russian athletes completely contradict the principles of the Olympics. ... Today, Thursday, Putin will attend the "Business Russia" conference through the Kremlin's Crisis Management Center.

Dimitri Peskov added: The Kiev regime continues to target Russia's energy infrastructure; An action that contradicts the efforts of the United States to establish peace. Energy markets are under significant pressure for several reasons, including the inability to move Russian oil to export markets. The resumption of attacks by Kiev on Russian oil refineries puts this country in serious conflict with Washington's efforts to establish peace.

In this regard, the Kremlin added: Russian diesel fuel has entered the world markets; This will have a tangible and positive effect on the stability of oil markets. The position of European countries towards the diesel fuel agreement between Russia and the United States has the opposite result. By strongly criticizing the diesel fuel agreement between Russia and America, Europe once again showed that it is one of the parties to this conflict. For obvious reasons, it may not be appropriate to reveal the names of other countries that may want to buy diesel fuel from Russia, such as the United States.