Trump supports Russia diesel agreement

The article focused on Donald Trump's defense of his agreement with Russia regarding the export of diesel fuel, despite protests from both the Republican and Democratic parties, who consider that the deal violates a U.S. law banning Russian energy imports due to Moscow's war in Ukraine. Trump stated that lifting sanctions on Russian oil exports would help reduce fuel prices, although analysts are skeptical about the impact of the expected volume on global prices, which account for approximately 12 hours of worldwide diesel consumption. Trump announced that the agreement would benefit farmers and livestock producers in the United States. Since the start of his Iran policies seven months ago, diesel prices have risen by over 60%, threatening the Republican Party's chances in the upcoming midterm elections. The deal also drew criticism from Senators who argued that it violates laws supporting Ukraine, to which Trump responded that lifting sanctions serves the interests of the American people and that the world would not remain neutral in the face of these effects.

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