Washington and Moscow diesel deal angers Kyiv
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised to supply millions of tons of diesel fuel to the American and global markets in the coming months, despite sanctions imposed on Russian energy exports. This supply aims to reduce diesel prices, which have increased by over 65% in the United States, amid political pressures ahead of the midterm elections. However, Ukraine described the deal as "shameful" and "weak," believing that it grants Moscow greater capacity to continue the war, which angered Kyiv. Meanwhile, prices did not immediately fluctuate, and political debate continued around Washington's stance toward Moscow.
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