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Berendsen Calls Trump's Diesel Deal with Putin Unwise

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THE HAGUE (ANP) - Minister Tom Berendsen (Foreign Affairs) is critical of the deal US President Donald Trump has concluded with Russia regarding the supply of diesel. The European NATO allies are actually trying to increase economic pressure on the Russians. "In that case, it is not wise..."

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THE HAGUE (ANP) - Minister Tom Berendsen (Foreign Affairs) is critical of the deal US President Donald Trump has concluded with Russia regarding the supply of diesel. The European NATO allies are actually trying to increase economic pressure on the Russians. "In that case, it is not wise..."

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Norway's Foreign Minister believes Trump's diesel deal with Putin goes in the "opposite direction" of what is required to weaken Russia's war machine.

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THE HAGUE (ANP) - Minister Tom Berendsen (Foreign Affairs) is critical of the deal US President Donald Trump has concluded with Russia regarding the supply of diesel. The European NATO allies are actually trying to increase economic pressure on the Russians. "In that case, it is not wise..."

The EU is strongly critical of US President Donald Trump's diesel agreement with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin. EU Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas stressed that the EU will not reduce pressure on Russia.

The EU is reacting sharply negatively and rejecting any easing of pressure on Russia. EU Foreign Affairs Chief Kaja Kallas strongly criticized the agreement on Saturday, October 10, 2026 (the day after Trump announced it), warning that lifting or suspending sanctions on Russian diesel would provide Moscow with additional revenue to finance the war in Ukraine. Kallas wrote, among other things: Russian …

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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