Trump’s diesel deal is causing concerns among European allies
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The great powers rely on diesel and deals, the old continent feels committed to principles, and in the background the interim elections are waiting in the USA. A comment by Maurice Olivier Dorffer.
BRUSSELS. The US-Russia diesel deal is redrawing the playing field again and making EU leaders see red. “It is incredibly worrying and we deeply regret it,” says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson on his way into the meeting. At the same time, more EU countries continue to import oil and gas from Russia.
(Brussels=Yonhap News) Correspondent Hyun Yun-kyung = Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev expressed support for the U.S.-Russia 'transit deal,' creating discord with the European Union (EU).
Prime Minister Rumen Radev has made it clear that he supports the controversial deal between US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin for ...
Rumen Radev supported the diesel supply deal between Trump and Putin, diverging from the EU position. European Union leaders gathered in Brussels for a busy two-day summit.
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