Zelenskyy says Ukraine is losing a strong partner as Russia strikes continue

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he feels betrayed by U.S. President Donald Trump, stating "we are losing a strong partner" in an interview with Piers Morgan. A ceasefire announced by Trump on Sunday was broken within hours by Russian attacks, including a major strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure Wednesday night. Trump also reached a deal with Vladimir Putin for three million tons of diesel, while the U.S. urged Ukraine to halt attacks on Russian energy sites or face consequences. Zelenskyy's adviser says SpaceX has restricted Starlink satellite access for Ukraine's military, which Zelenskyy claims Russia is exploiting. Musk calls it a "commercial service" limited to civilian or defensive use. Zelenskyy directly asked Trump to maintain support, saying "it is painful when Trump chooses a side."