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Bipartisan chorus to Trump: Undo Russian diesel deal
A dozen senators from both parties bluntly told President Donald Trump in a letter Tuesday to reverse a deal he announced last week to allow U.S. purchases of Russian diesel fuel. The proposed waiver of U.S. energy sanctions on Russia would permit the purchase of several hundred thousand tons of the fuel from that country, beginning…
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Source context: President Trump's deal to lift sanctions on Russia to increase diesel supplies "is a betrayal of the people of Ukraine" and "a gift to our adversary," a bipartisan coalition of senators wrote in a letter admonishing the agreement.Why it matters: The decision to turn to Vladimir P…
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President Trump's deal to lift sanctions on Russia to increase diesel supplies "is a betrayal of the people of Ukraine" and "a gift to our adversary," a bipartisan coalition of senators wrote in a letter admonishing the agreement.Why it matters: The decision to turn to Vladimir Putin in an attempt to ease the diesel crunch is piling onto Republican…
President Donald Trump is facing growing backlash over his plan to import diesel from Russia, with some Republican and Democratic lawmakers insisting that the controversial deal runs directly counter to an existing law.
A bipartisan group of 12 senators called on the president to drop his decision to ease sanctions on Russia’s exports of diesel fuel, saying the deal would help Moscow continue the war in Ukraine.
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A dozen senators from both parties bluntly told President Donald Trump in a letter Tuesday to reverse a deal he announced last week to allow U.S. purchases of Russian diesel fuel. The proposed waiver of U.S. energy sanctions on Russia would permit the purchase of several hundred thousand tons of the fuel from that country, beginning…
Iowa Senate GOP candidate Ashley Hinson said on Tuesday that she didn’t agree with a recent deal President Trump struck with Russia that would import 300,000 tons of diesel to the U.S. and global marketplace, taking issue with the U.S. making a deal with an adversary. “We need to lower gas prices in this…
A bipartisan group of senators urged President Trump to withdraw from his diesel deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin and rescind a move to waive sanctions on Russia's energy sector.
The deal is being criticized by both Republicans and Democrats as fueling Russia's war against Ukraine, violating existing U.S. laws and drawing the U.S. closer to Russia.
Senators told Trump, the deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin "will not achieve just ends, nor will it benefit Americans."
Democrat Representative from Virginia Don Beyer said that President Trump's deal to allow Russian oil back on to the global market is 'not the right policy' to meaningfully bring diesel costs down for Americans and it flies in the face of the Russia sanctions bill recently passed by lawmakers. Beyer also discussed what he expects from the midterm elections…
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President Donald Trump repeatedly suggested Tuesday that his recently brokered agreement to procure Russian diesel fuel is not meant for the United States, but for the benefit of the global market. On Friday, Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin before announcing the deal, which would, according to Trump’s statement, “supply over 300,000 Tons…
Donald Trump's diesel fuel deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin has Republicans seeing red as they are forced to defend the deal ahead of the midterm elections.
The president’s desperate effort to bring fuel prices down has made this one of the most embarrassing weeks of his second term, writes Aaron MacLean.
A bipartisan group of United States senators joined together in a letter pressuring President Donald Trump to nix the diesel deal with Russia.
Russian diesel is expected to reach the American market before the Nov. 3 midterm election, sources told The Post.
Diesel prices are undeniably a national headache in the United States in general and for the Trump administration in particular. Recent American Automobile Association (AAA) average prices of…
