Trump’s diesel deal derailed Ukraine-Russia peace progress, says Czech president
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The politician stated that the real truce was "very close".
Donald Trump's deal for Russian diesel fuel supplies has given Moscow a chance to catch its breath and has pushed back the prospect of a truce, Czech President Petr Pavel said in an interview, commenting on the war in Ukraine and changes in US policy. According to him, coordinated US and European sanctions against Russian oil, oligarchs and other sectors have put Russia in a difficult position. However, after the deal was announced, the Kremlin …
It is clear that Putin is an autocrat to Trump's liking, and Paul believes that the US president evaluates relations with the Russian Federation primarily through the prism of economic benefits for America. The Czech president spoke for both Ukraine and Zelensky, but suggested that someday Russian oil could also return to Europe.
With the oil deal with Russia, Trump is trying to influence public opinion so that he can still win. That is what he is after, in defiance of any other interest.
Trump's deal with Putin on diesel disrupted the peace process — Czech President Petr Pavel
Trump's deal with Putin on diesel disrupted the peace process — Czech President Petr Pavel"The truce between Russia and Ukraine was very close, but Trump did not loosen restrictions on Russian diesel fuel. This agreement gave Moscow the opportunity to...
With its diesel deal, the American President turns to Russia. Is there any argument on the basis of which Trump's approach can be supported? I think the clear answer is yes. If one believes in "abstract pacifism."
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