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U.S. President Donald Trump defended the import agreement of diesel derivatives from Moscow, considering it a necessary step to soothe rising fuel prices ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in November. Despite widespread criticism from lawmakers regarding the violation of American laws prohibiting the importation of Russian products, the White House clarified that the move aims to compensate for the global market shortage resulting from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on oil refineries. Experts believe that the allocated quantities may not be sufficient to make a significant impact on prices in the near term, while some members of Congress fear that this step could weaken the Western sanctions regime and undermine the American negotiating position with allies.
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