Lithuania Says Trump-Putin Diesel Deal Weakens Western Position on Russia
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While US President Trump is making the diesel deal with Kremlin chief Putin, the EU is increasing pressure on Russia. Will Europeans hold on?
The agreement on the supply of diesel from the Russian Federation to the United States will not be implemented.
EADaily, October 12, 2026. "The Diesel Deal" with Russia, Donald Trump, looked shameful, and the Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mindaugas Sinkjavicyus, announced it.
Lithuania says Trump-Putin diesel deal weakens Western position on Russia
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys said Monday that a deal between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on diesel supplies weakens the West’s position on Russia, although he described it as less serious than other developments over the past two years.
Lithuania's trust in Washington has not wavered after US President Donald Trump announced the possibility of Russia exporting diesel to the global market, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius said. According to him, the US remains Lithuania's strategic partner.
European governments have slammed US President Donald Trump’s plan to import hundreds of thousands of tonnes of Russian diesel, vowing to continue efforts to isolate Moscow and support Ukraine as the country braces for a particularly harsh winter amid war. Trump said over the weekend that he would import 300,000 tonnes of Russian diesel, […] The post ‘It won’t help’: Europe’s hawks against Trump-Putin deal appeared first on iEidiseis.
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