Zelenskyy criticised a US-Russia diesel supply deal, warning it could weaken sanctions pressure and affect UK and European energy markets.
Kyiv denied a report that Trump urged Zelensky to meet Putin in Moscow as energy-site talks draw UK and EU market attention.
Zelenskyy told the UN that Putin is spreading war globally, warning of energy attacks, Russian losses and rising risks for Europe.
A halt at Russia’s Yaroslavl refinery adds to fuel-market risks watched by UK and European investors as refinery attacks strain supply.
Ukrainian strikes hit a Rosneft-linked refinery and sites in Taganrog, renewing UK and EU concern over energy risk and sterling exposure.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant’s 23rd power outage amid conflict raises concerns over European energy security, affecting sterling and London's market stability.
Russian petroleum product output fell nearly 22% in June due to conflict-related damage, raising concerns over UK and EU energy supply and London market stability.
Russia adjusts its fuel dampener law to stabilize prices, affecting imports and exports with potential repercussions for UK and EU energy markets and sterling.
The indefinite shutdown of Russia's Saratov refinery after a Ukrainian drone strike tightens fuel supply constraints, affecting UK and EU energy markets and sterling currency dynamics.
Fuel prices in annexed Crimea have nearly doubled amid Russian export restrictions, raising concerns for UK and EU energy markets and sterling stability.
Russia permits sale of Euro-3 fuel until 2026 amid refinery disruptions, impacting EU fuel standards and causing cautious reactions in London’s energy and currency markets.
The US has extended a temporary license allowing Serbia's NIS to operate despite sanctions linked to Gazprom's stake, affecting UK and European energy markets.
Russia limits gasoline sales in 53 regions due to drone attacks on oil refineries, impacting oil production and sparking market reactions in London and across Europe.
Russia plans a temporary export ban on diesel and jet fuel amid refinery disruptions, impacting UK and European markets, sterling, and London energy trading.
The UK issues an indefinite license allowing import of diesel and kerosene refined from Russian crude via third countries, aiming to ease fuel price pressures amid global energy disruptions.