WSJ: Ukraine may suspend attacks on Russian oil refineries under pressure from Trump

According to the Wall Street Journal, Ukraine has suspended attacks on Russian oil refineries due to concerns about U.S. support, influenced by pressure from Trump. This unofficial halt began last week amid strained U.S.-Ukrainian relations and may last until after the U.S. midterm elections. Ukrainian President Zelensky has not officially confirmed the suspension but indicated that the military could resume attacks at their discretion. Trump has been pressuring Zelensky to stop these attacks, linking high fuel prices to Ukraine's actions, while experts attribute them to the U.S.-Iran conflict. Zelensky sought concessions in exchange for halting attacks, including a mutual energy ceasefire with Russia and access to Starlink services.