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Trump Claims EU Paid Russia $250 Billion for Energy, Defends Diesel Deal with Putin

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In a Truth Social post, the US president defended his “America First” agenda, saying he had always made the right choices for the American people.

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The October 9th agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin continues to resonate. Under this agreement, Russia will sell 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the United States, and up to 4.8 million tons of Russian diesel will be sold on global markets. European politicians are outraged, while Americans are calling it hypocrisy.

US President Donald Trump defends the planned agreement on Russian diesel and criticises the EU. Moscow has estimated its energy exports to the EU to be $32,7 billion since 2022. Brussels cites significantly lower figures.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has insisted on the benefits of the agreement reached for Russia to supply 1.8 million tons of diesel for the global energy market, against those who criticize the pact.

The media won't reveal the truth about Europe's deal with Russia.

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“I made the right choice for the American people,” he said in a post.Donald Trump fired shots at the European Union and the media shortly before. As he notes, “The European Union paid Russia $250 billion for energy, and the “fake news” media don't even want to go near that,” and adds about the deal with Russia: “I made the right choice for the American people - ALWAYS, AMERICA FIRST! President Donald J. Trump”. #ΝΤΟΝΑΛΝΤ_ΤΡΑΜΠ #ΒΛΑΝΤΙΜΙΡ_ΠΟΥΤΙΝ …

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dnews.gr broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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