UK pledges to ‘maintain pressure on Russia’ after Trump diesel deal with Moscow
- Donald Trump announced a deal for Russia to supply more than one million tonnes of diesel, with deliveries beginning immediately and continuing in November.
- The UK said it would maintain pressure on Russia through its toughest-ever sanctions while supporting Ukraine militarily and financially.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned easing sanctions without a lasting de-escalation agreement.
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Britain remains committed to supporting Ukraine and will continue to put pressure on Russia through sanctions, a British government spokesman said. London's position was announced after US President Donald Trump announced a deal to supply Russian diesel fuel to the US and global markets. "The UK's position is very clear," the spokesman said. He said the British government would work closely with international partners to ensure that Ukraine has …
In September, Trump signed a sanctions package against Russia. Now he wants to allow the United States to buy Russian oil.
UK pledges to ‘maintain pressure on Russia’ after Trump diesel deal with Moscow
Responding to the announcement, a UK Government spokesperson said Britain’s position ‘could not be clearer’.
The British government maintains a clear stance in favor of Kiev, indirectly responding to Washington's opening towards Moscow. More...
The United Kingdom remains firmly committed to supporting Ukraine and will continue to pressure Russia through sanctions, a government spokesman said on Friday, following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a deal to supply diesel from Moscow to the United States and the international market. "We will keep the pressure on Russia" ... More www.ertnews.gr
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