
Federation Council member Alexei Pushkov said that the fuel deal between Russia and the United States had broken through Western sanctions and caused consternation among Europeans.
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Discussion of the fuel deal and its impact on Western sanctions against Russia.
Member of the Russian Federation Council Alexei Pushkov spoke about the fuel deal between Russia and the United States. He wrote about this in the Telegram channel.
According to Pushkov, Europeans are horrified that the parties have reached an agreement on the supply of diesel fuel. The senator noted that the agreement between the heads of the two states is “weighty.”
“This is not yet detente, but already a transition to interaction. A hole has been punched in the Western sanctions policy. Europeans are terrified. While they hate [United States President Donald] Trump and mock him, the presidents of Russia and the United States are reaching an agreement with each other,” he wrote.
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