Savickas: Negotiations Are Underway for Europe to Also Release Significant Amounts of Fuel Reserves
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has called the European Union leadership “naive” over a deal between the United States and Russia to increase supplies of Russian diesel to the world market. He said the deal would bring cheaper fuel to the United States and additional budget revenues to Russia. “We in the EU are being rewarded for our hateful military policy with sanctions and lessons, and perhaps a shortage of diesel,” Fico wrote in an article…
EADaily, 11 October 2026 – Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia, confident that the agreement between Washington and Moscow on the shipment of diesel fuel to the United States revealed the remarkable naivety of the EU political leadership, about which Fizzo wrote on social media.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo criticized the European Union's policy against the background of Moscow and Washington's diesel supply arrangements, and the Prime Minister of Slovakia stated that the agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the United States showed how naive the European Union's political leadership was.
The agreement between the United States and Russia on diesel fuel demonstrates the naivety of the European Union: this statement was made by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico
The agreement between the United States and Russia on diesel fuel demonstrates the naivety of the European Union: this statement was made by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico. "The United States will have cheaper diesel fuel, Russia will have budget...
Fico assessed that the agreement confirms the correctness of Slovakia's foreign policy aimed at protecting national interests.
After US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin agreed to resume Russian diesel supplies, Energy Minister Lukas Savickas says the European Union (EU) is sticking to its principled position. He also noted that negotiations are underway in Europe to release a significant amount of reserves in the face of the fuel price crisis.
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