"Putin's statement came after 26 countries pledged to contribute to Kyiv's post-war securityImage: Vyacheslav Prokofyev/TASS/ZUMA/picture alliance Skip next section What you need to know Putin said any Western forces deployed in Ukraine would be viewed as "legitimate targets" Western allies have pledged force deployments as part of postwar security guarantees Ukraine says it has hit Russia's Ryazan refinery in a drone strike"
"Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico that he should stop importing oil from Russia due to the country's war in Ukraine. "Russian oil, like Russian gas, has no future," Zelenskyy said in a joint press conference with Fico, after the two met in the western Ukrainian city of Uzhgorod. The Slovak leader, on his part, admitted he and Zelenskyy had "different opinions" on how the war could end, while also adding he could foresee the normalization of relations with Moscow."
The Kremlin announced that any Western military deployment in Ukraine would be regarded as a threat and legitimate targets for destruction. Putin made the remark after 26 countries pledged contributions to Kyiv's post-war security and as Western allies signaled force deployments as part of postwar guarantees. Ukraine reported a drone strike on Russia's Ryazan oil refinery overnight. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to stop importing Russian oil, saying Russian oil and gas have no future. Fico acknowledged differing views on how the war could end and suggested possible future normalization with Moscow.
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