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Trump Addresses Ukraine Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure

Former President Donald Trump has called for Ukraine to cease attacks on Russian oil refineries. He stated these strikes contribute to a global diesel shortage. Ukraine has targeted Russian energy infrastructure for months.

09/27/2026 · Nevada edition

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Why it matters locally: Fluctuations in global energy markets, such as those caused by disruptions to diesel supply, can indirectly influence fuel prices within Nevada.

Former President Donald Trump has urged Ukraine to halt its strikes against Russian oil refineries. Trump stated these attacks contribute to a global shortage of diesel fuel. "Ukraine needs to stop attacking Russian refineries," Trump said. He added that the attacks are "not a good thing" for the world's energy supply. For several months, Ukraine has conducted long-range strikes targeting Russia's oil and gas industry. These actions have led to fuel rationing within Russia and prompted Moscow to ban diesel exports in July. Analysts identify this ban as one factor disrupting the global diesel supply. Trump's comments mark a direct appeal regarding Ukraine's military strategy as it relates to international energy markets.

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