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Graham Law Doesn't Bar Russian Diesel Buys: Bessent

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Digital Desk | Washington, Oct 11 (IANS) US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday rejected claims that the new Russia sanctions law named after the late Senator Lindsey Graham bars Washington from buying Russian diesel, a week before the same law's deadline for tariffs that could hit India and other major buyers of Russian crude. Bessent also accused Europe of hypocrisy for criticising the deal, saying Europeans had given Russia more mone…

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Minister of Finance Scott Bessent, in an interview with Fox News, stated that US President Donald Trump's administration was acting within its legitimate authority and political mandate in buying diesel fuel, rejecting criticism of the Democrats and Europeans for a deal with Moscow. "Listen, President Trump came to power with a mandate to work for the benefit of the American people, and that is good for the American people," he said in an interv…

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EADaily, October 12, 2026: Europe's critical negative reaction to the Washington-Moscow agreement on diesel fuel supplies is a manifestation of hypocrisy.

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The agreement with Russia on diesel is good for Americans: "We will use all the legal powers available to implement it. All those in Congress who say you can't do it because it contradicts the Lindsey Graham Act are wrong" (ANSA)

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in an interview with a Western media defended Donald Trump's government's measures to reduce fuel prices, responding to criticism from European allies about the recent agreement reached with Moscow.

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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