Moscow-Washington Deal Ahead of Putin-Trump Summit
The United States and Russia announced an agreement to supply large quantities of diesel between the two countries, including the delivery of over one million tons in November, with plans to document the shipment of three million tons later on, aiming to meet global market demand. This came after a telephone call between Presidents Trump and Putin, during which Trump described the agreement as "very important" and considered it a step to support the global economy. In contrast, Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized the pact, viewing it as a sign of weakness and a cover-up for escalating the conflict, especially since Ukraine had targeted Russian oil facilities, leading to an energy crisis and sanctions on diesel exports. This development comes amid international talks on the sidelines of the APEC summit in China, at a time when the global energy market is experiencing volatility due to conflicts and geopolitical tensions.
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