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Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the President of Ukraine, in office since May 20, 2019. President of Ukraine since 2019. Information as of Oct. 17, 2026.
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Bessent Calls Zelenskyy’s Starlink Charge “Very Reckless,” Three Times Won’t Say Ukraine Is an AllyTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Zelenskyy's claim that Washington slowed Starlink in Ukraine "very reckless" and three times declined to say whether Ukraine is a U.S. ally.
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GOP Sen. Kevin Cramer Breaks With Trump on Russia: “I Don’t Know Who’s Calling Shots”Sen. Kevin Cramer told CBS he opposes Trump’s Russia sanctions waiver, worries about “a disconnect” in the administration, and said Zelenskyy offered to stop striking Russian energy sites in exchange for U.S. targeting help and Patriot co-production.
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Trump Explains His Russia Sanctions Waiver: He Can Sign It “Any Time,” Wants to Keep Moscow From Helping Iran, and Says Zelenskyy “Doesn’t Want to End This War”Trump says he waived the Graham Act Russia sanctions to keep Moscow negotiating, keep it from helping Iran, and because Ukraine’s refinery strikes hurt diesel markets. He attacked Zelenskyy and cited “hostage negotiations” without detail.
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“We Will Own the Economy”: Bessent Says No Russia Sanctions Were Lifted, Only the Diesel Embargo, and Ties Falling Gas Prices to the Iran WarTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on “Meet the Press” that the administration will own the economy, that no Russia sanctions were lifted beyond the diesel embargo, and that gas prices depend on the Iran war.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Went Without U.S. Intelligence During Three Days of Ballistic Attacks and Calls Putin “a Killer” as He Urges Trump Not to Side With MoscowZelenskyy told “Meet the Press” that U.S. intelligence sharing was blocked during three days of Russian ballistic attacks before being restored, and said a U.S. request slowed Ukraine’s Starlink. Bessent called it “very reckless.”
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“A Disgrace”: Trump Attacks Ukraine for Striking Russian Refineries as Kyiv Says Starlink Is Still Slowed and U.S. Intelligence Warnings Have Gone QuietTrump called Ukraine's renewed strikes on Russian oil refineries “a disgrace” and said Zelenskyy is harder to deal with than Putin. Kyiv says Starlink service is still slowed and U.S. intelligence warnings have lapsed; a U.S. official denies Trump asked for any Starlink limits.
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What Trump’s Russia Waiver Means for Ukraine and America’s Allies: No Peace Deal Required, and Russia’s Biggest Oil Buyers SparedWhat the Oct. 16 waiver of the Graham Act means for Ukraine and U.S. allies: Russia's oil customers face no new U.S. tariffs, the sanctions can return at any time, and the law's peace deal condition no longer binds. Zelensky's warnings and what to watch.
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“A Gift to Our Adversary”: Before Trump’s Waiver, Republicans and Democrats Urged Him to Enforce the Russia Sanctions Law by Oct. 18. Here Is What They SaidWhat lawmakers and Ukraine said before Trump waived the Graham Act: the Shaheen and Wicker letter, the 12 senator letter signed by Collins, Murkowski, McConnell, Cornyn and Tillis, Blumenthal and Zelensky. Updated as new reactions come in.
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Hours After Trump Announced an “Energy Ceasefire,” Russia Hit Kharkiv’s Power Plant, Zelenskyy Says — and Oil Climbed Toward $108Russia struck a Kharkiv power plant hours after Trump announced a Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire," Zelenskyy said. The Kremlin would not confirm the truce, and Brent crude rose to nearly $108.
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Four Republican Senators, Including Susan Collins and Thom Tillis, Say Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal May Break the Law — Trump Says “I Made the Right Choice”A bipartisan group of senators, including Republicans Susan Collins and Thom Tillis, says Trump's deal letting Russia sell diesel worldwide violates a 2022 import ban. Trump says he "made the right choice."
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