Zelensky's condition to Trump - and the "jet drone base" that Putin built at record speed

Zelensky sets a condition for Trump: halting attacks on oil refineries in exchange for Patriot interceptors. Kyiv resumed strikes amid accusations that the energy ceasefire collapsed. Meanwhile, satellite images reveal a massive base for launching jet drones that Russia built in six weeks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has set a condition for US President Donald Trump: he will agree to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries only in exchange for additional Patriot interceptors, which he defined as a "minimum requirement." This comes after Kyiv resumed strikes on energy facilities in Russia, accusing Moscow of violating the energy ceasefire that Trump declared from the very beginning. Zelensky accused Trump of "betrayal" over the removal of sanctions on Russian diesel, a partial halt to intelligence sharing, and restrictions on the use of the Starlink network. Meanwhile, satellite images revealed that Russia built a massive base for launching fast jet drones in the Rostov region within six weeks, spanning an area of about 126 football fields. Experts estimate that the base will allow Russia to increase drone attacks during the winter, as part of a deliberate campaign to freeze Ukrainian civilians.