The Aporia
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11 articles about 9 events for “Trump Russia Diesel Deal” in World.
“‘Ukraine must be at the table’ Kyiv and its European allies have feared US President Donald Trump – who signed a diesel deal with Putin recently and who has criticised Zelensky – is siding with the Kremlin.”
“Since then, Russia and the US have begun engaging more directly, with US President Donald Trump announcing a deal to import Russian diesel.”
“But questions have emerged as to American loyalties in the wake of a diesel deal the U.S. struck with Russia, and antagonistic statements made by Trump regarding Zelenskyy.”
“In focus: Trump, Susie Wiles and a curious Russian connection Russia to extend diesel export ban, use quotas to fulfil US deal, sources say Russia will extend its diesel export ban until the end of the year while allowing some companies to ship fuel under a…”
“Europe is peeved that Trump is ending fuel sanctions against Russia to lower sky-high global diesel prices.”
“Crude oil exports from Russia’s Baltic and Black Sea ports could fall next month as domestic refiners increase diesel output following a deal with Washington this month, traders said.”
“Senate Democrats issued a stern warning on Monday that they plan to investigate any US entity that imports Russian diesel if they regain their majority after next week’s elections.”
“Three Russian diesel tankers head to North America under US deal Three tankers carrying Russian diesel are heading towards North America, Russian deputy prime minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.”
“In a significant departure from US foreign policy since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Mr Trump this month announced the US would start buying Russian diesel, something that had been banned by the previous White House administration.”
“He also criticised Trump’s diesel deal with Russia, despite international efforts to impose sanctions and isolate Moscow diplomatically over its invasion of Ukraine.”
“Also Read | Double standards: On the Trump diesel deal with Russia The attacks in the two countries' exclusive economic zones threaten a global shipping route and have left two people dead, with at least 25 still missing.”