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Zelensky Will Hold Elections If Russia Accepts 60-Day Ceasefire
Volodymyr Zelensky said he will organize elections if Russia agrees to a 60-day ceasefire. He told ABC News that choosing Ukraine's leader is up to Ukrainians.
- Trump said Saturday it was time for Ukraine to get a new president.
- 2 million tons of Russian oil will reach the US under the deal.
- Seven people died in a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, including three girls.
- $6.28 per gallon was the diesel price Friday, up from $3.68.
Why it matters: Trump links Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries to rising US fuel prices ahead of the midterms. Zelensky has called the oil deal a sign of weakness.
- Trump says Zelensky ignored six requests to stop hitting refineries.
- Boris Johnson called the sanctions relief sickening and blamed Hormuz for prices.
How 7 sources split on this story
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7 sources · 8 articles · 43% Left coverage
Where they split: The dispute is whether Ukraine's refinery strikes or the Strait of Hormuz closure drove US fuel prices up.
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Right coverage, 3 sources: The right frames it as Zelensky pushing back on Trump over who picks Ukraine's leader, after Trump's oil deal with Putin.
What’s next: UK officials said they back Ukraine and will try to repair Kyiv-Washington ties. Andy Burnham and Zelensky are expected to meet soon.
- Will Russia respond to the 60-day ceasefire offer?
- Will the oil deal measurably lower US diesel prices?













