️️ Boris Johnson Called Trump's Decision "Ridiculous"
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Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called the US decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel “disgusting.” He said it was “frankly ridiculous” to blame Ukraine for the fuel price hike, which he said began after the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. “It is disgusting that the US is now lifting sanctions on Russian fuel, and it is frankly ridiculous to blame Ukraine for the price hike that apparently began with the blockade of the St…
️️ Boris Johnson called Trump's decision "ridiculous"
️"It's outrageous that the US is now lifting sanctions on Russian oil, and it's completely ludicrous to blame Ukraine for the price hike when it's clear the price hike began with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.️If we...
Boris Johnson blasts Donald Trump for 'sickening' decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel as he blames fuel crisis on Iran war
Boris Johnson has blasted Donald Trump for his “sickening” decision to lift sanctions on Russian oil.The former UK Prime Minister said Washington’s deal with Moscow to release millions of tonnes of diesel onto the global market would help “bankroll Putin’s slaughter” in Ukraine.President Trump announced that Russia would immediately release 300,000 tonnes of diesel, with a further 1.5 million by year-end, to tackle soaring fuel prices. He is und…
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson launched a tough attack on the Donald Trump administration, following the United States' decision to relax sanctions on Russian diesel. Johnson accuses the White House of practically asking American drivers to finance Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine, while trying to transfer responsibility for rising fuel prices to Kiev.
Boris Johnson Slams Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Ahead Of US Midterms
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has criticised US President Donald Trump’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel imports, accusing Washington of undermining Ukraine’s fight against Russia to address rising fuel prices ahead of the November midterm elections
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