Trump Reiterated that Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries Have Affected Diesel Market
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US President Donald Trump has again blamed Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries for rising diesel prices in the United States, claiming disruptions in Russian fuel production are a bigger factor than the war in the Middle East, the Kyiv Post reports.
President Donald Trump of the United States has cited the reason for the rise in world diesel prices, and the Middle East, in his view, has nothing to do with this. The American leader's statement was made at an event in the White House. He said: Diesel fuel is suffering much more than from the Middle East.
Trump: Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries affect the shortage of diesel fuel in the world
Trump: Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries affect the shortage of diesel fuel in the world. "The problems with diesel fuel are much more due not to the Middle East, but to what is happening in Russia. The refineries there are being...
US President Donald Trump has stated that the main reason for the rise in diesel prices in the US and around the world is not his war with Iran, but Ukraine's actions - strikes on Russian oil refineries, UNIAN reports.
The head of the White House once again stated that the main cause of fuel shortages was Ukraine ' s attacks on the NPP in Russia, not the situation in the Strait of Ormuz.
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