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Trump's diesel deal opens rift with Europe over Ukraine
Russia claims it can supply 3.5 million tonnes of diesel monthly under a new agreement with President Trump, potentially dividing Western allies over Ukraine policy.
In brief
Russia claims it can supply 3.5 million tonnes of diesel monthly under a new agreement with President Trump, potentially dividing Western allies over Ukraine policy. Russia says it can supply three point five million tonnes of diesel per month globally under a deal with Trump, creating tension between the US and…
Russia claims new diesel supply deal
Russia says it can supply three point five million tonnes of diesel per month to global markets under an agreement with US President Donald Trump, matching pre-crisis levels.
“By the end of the year, we could reach supply volumes of 3.5 million tonnes per month to global markets, just as was the case before the crisis.”
Novak announces supply targets
Alexander Novak, Russian deputy prime minister, made the announcement on the news programme Vesti on Monday, October thirteen, twenty twenty-six.
Deal creates divisions over Ukraine
The diesel agreement between Trump and Russia opens a new rift with Europe, dividing Western allies over their approach to the Ukraine conflict and sanctions policy.
The main idea
Russia says it can supply three point five million tonnes of diesel per month globally under a deal with Trump, creating tension between the US and Europe over Ukraine.
