Russian diesel deal may influence US Middle East exit
Writer Abdel Bari Atwan discussed the repercussions of the Russian diesel deal related to the war with Iran and the energy crisis, noting that the United States is seeking to obtain diesel fuel from Moscow to alleviate the pressure of rising energy prices, especially as the Congressional elections approach. He emphasized that the deal reflects the challenges Washington faces in balancing its interests between the need for Russian oil and its sanctions policies against Moscow. It also raises questions about America's commitment to its European allies amid international tensions. Atwan linked American energy moves to the escalating conflicts with Iran, warning that expanding the region could increase the costs and complexity of military operations. He called on Arab leaders to reassess their reliance on American guarantees amid shifting priorities and focus on internal and economic crises.
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