Zelenskyy urges India, China, and Turkey to end Russian oil trade

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on India, China, and Turkey to halt energy trade with Russia, stating that Moscow depends on these nations to sustain its economy. Zelenskyy specifically said Russia is basing its economy on India, Turkey, and China, framing the energy purchases as critical financial support for Moscow's war efforts. His appeal targets the largest remaining buyers of Russian oil. The request comes amid ongoing Western sanctions aimed at limiting Russian revenue, with these three countries continuing significant energy imports despite international pressure.