Trump Is Ranting Online at the EU, Which Is Accusing Him of Being Complicit in Russia's Diesel exports:
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Following US President Donald Trump's promise to import Russian diesel and his statements about the "energy truce" of Moscow and Kiev, European ministers and Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky criticized these initiatives sharply, insisting on maintaining maximum pressure on Moscow. European governments condemned US President Donald Trump's announced plan to bring 300,000 tons of Russian diesel and declared their intention to continue to isol…
European governments have criticized US President Donald Trump's plan to import hundreds of thousands of tonnes of Russian diesel and said they will continue to isolate Moscow and support Ukraine, which is facing a harsh winter amid the war.
Trump announced over the weekend that he will import 300,000 tons of Russian diesel, just a few weeks before the US congressional elections, in which Republicans are showing poor results according to polls, and energy prices and the cost of living are expected to play an important role. However, his announcement — which included a claim that Russia and Ukraine had reached an agreement on an "energy sector truce" as well as a call for Ukrainian P…
With his deal on Russian diesel, Trump risks depriving Ukraine of its most effective weapon: the destruction of Russian energy infrastructure. Europeans are outraged, but continue to import Russian gas
In a delirium of dogmatism and political ankylosis, European governments and the Commission rushed to condemn US President Donald Trump's initiative to import 300,000 tons of Russian diesel. The article Brussels' paranoia perpetuates the energy crisis: They react to cheap Russian diesel while citizens are impoverished appeared first on Periodista.
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