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Strikes killing 17 are Russia’s ‘thanks’ for US diesel sanctions lift, Zelenskyy says

Ukraine's Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'thanks' strikes after US eases diesel sanctions

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  • Primary Driver: Ukraine's Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'thanks' strikes after US eases diesel sanctions
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The attacks follow a decision by the US to ease diesel sanctions on Moscow. The timing of the strikes has led to accusations from Zelenskyy that Russia is using the attacks as a form of retaliation.

The Washington Post also covers the story, highlighting the impact on a Ukrainian town where three families were wiped out. The Guardian also covers the story, emphasizing the connection between the US sanctions lift and the Russian strikes.

The extent of the involvement of former President Trump in the decision to ease sanctions is not specified in the coverage, leaving questions about the motivations behind the move.

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How many people were killed in the Russian strikes?

At least 17, according to President Zelenskyy

What was the reason for the US decision to ease diesel sanctions on Moscow?

Not specified in the coverage

Who announced the US decision to ease diesel sanctions?

Former President Trump

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