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Boris Johnson slams Trump over 'sickening' new deal with Putin
- President Donald Trump temporarily lifted restrictions on Russian diesel exports for six months, saying the policy would help lower U.S. fuel prices.
- Trump defended the decision by saying the European Union had paid Russia $250 billion for energy.
- Seven bipartisan senators argued that the policy would provide Russia with a financial lifeline while its war in Ukraine continues.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the policy, saying that easing sanctions on Moscow serves the Russian government’s interests.
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In an interview with the Daily Mail, the former British Prime Minister hoped that the Royal Navy would stop a Russian diesel cargo in the English Channel.
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US President Donald Trump defended his decision to conclude an agreement on diesel with Vladimir Putin. The leader of the White House claimed that he did so for "the American people."The European Union paid Russia 250 billion dollars for energy, and the media broadcasting false news does not want to approach [...]
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