Trump Negotiates Russian Diesel Deal Amid Criticism
US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Russia to import diesel, amidst criticism from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers. The move has also faced backlash from Ukraine, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling it a weak decision and a benefit to Putin’s war effort. The agreement has been met with skepticism from Europe and the UK.
Confirmed by several outlets
- US President Donald Trump announced a deal to import diesel from Russia. — BBC World, Washington Post Politics, The Guardian, Le Monde in English, Washington Post Business and The New York Times
- The deal has been criticized by lawmakers of both parties. — BBC World and Washington Post Business
- Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has criticized the deal. — The Guardian, Le Monde in English and The New York Times
Reported by one outlet so far
- Trump claims Russia and Ukraine agreed to an 'energy ceasefire'. — DW News
- Europe and the UK have expressed shock and skepticism towards the deal. — The New York Times
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