US Agrees to Buy Russian Diesel. EU Doesn't Want to Follow Trump
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EC President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the EU will not ease sanctions on Russian fossil fuels, despite the US deal with Moscow. She also announced new measures to protect the market from China.
The EU will not relax sanctions on Russian fossil fuels, even after the US concluded an agreement with Moscow on diesel, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday morning. In a speech to MEPs, she warned that "Russia is not a reliable supplier of energy, because after [...] the post EU will not relax sanctions on Russian fossil fuels, despite the agreement on diesel between Russia and the US: Moscow is not a trusted su…
The European Union will not ease sanctions on Russian fossil fuels, even after the US-Moscow deal on diesel, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday morning (21/10). In particular, in a speech before MEPs, she warned that “Russia is not a reliable energy supplier, as, as we have seen from our experience, it could at any time use energy dependencies as a weapon to blackmail others.” She argued that it was Russia that …
While Trump struck a deal with Russia ahead of the November congressional elections to release nearly two million tons of diesel, the European Union and the United Kingdom unveiled new batches of anti-Russian sanctions. They concern hundreds of companies and individuals, primarily suppliers of the Russian military industry. Two prominent names have dropped out of the EU sanctions list — Uzbek-Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov
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