Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that oil supplies from Russia to the American and global markets will reflect positively on the global economy, noting that his phone call with US President Donald Trump dealt with the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis and the situation related to Iran, while a Ukrainian official revealed the reaction of the Kiev regime to the lifting of American restrictions on the export of Russian diesel, and the Special Representative of the Russian Federation, Kirill Dmitriev, confirmed that energy cooperation between the two countries will continue and benefit global markets.
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This statement comes in the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions between Russia and the West, especially after the Ukrainian crisis and the imposition of sanctions on Russian energy exports, as Russia seeks to reactivate its oil exports to global markets, including the United States.
Putin: Russian oil supplies to the United States will reflect positively on the global economy
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his confidence that oil supplies from Russia to the American and global markets will contribute to achieving a positive impact on the entire global economy.
Putin: My call with Trump dealt with the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis and the situation related to Iran
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that his phone call with US President Donald Trump, on October 9, dealt with the prospects for settling the Ukrainian crisis and the situation related to Iran.
A Ukrainian official reveals the Kiev regime's reaction to the decision to lift US restrictions on the export of Russian diesel
A Ukrainian official revealed on Friday the Kiev regime's reaction to the lifting of US restrictions on the export of Russian diesel.
Dmitriev: A successful contact between Putin and Trump and energy cooperation will benefit global markets
Kirill Dmitriev, Special Representative of the Russian President, said that Russian-American cooperation in the fields of energy and the economy will continue, following a phone call between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russian-American cooperation in the field of energy and economics will continue after the phone call between Putin and Trump
Likely · Within months
Lifting US restrictions on Russian diesel export will have a positive impact on global energy markets
Possible · Within weeks
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