
Political scientist Ruslan Pankratov said that the deal between Russia and the United States on the supply of diesel fuel will lead to an increase in Ukraine's dependence on European support, as the EU will seek to neutralize the impact of these agreements.
AI-generated summary
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump, during which supplies of Russian diesel fuel were discussed.
Political scientist Ruslan Pankratov believes that the deal between Russia and the United States on fuel supplies will increase Ukraine’s dependence on Europe.
Europe, according to Pankratov, will strengthen the sanctions regime and support Kyiv in order to reduce the influence of the agreements between Moscow and Washington.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that supplies of Russian diesel fuel to the United States will have a positive impact on the entire global economy.
MOSCOW, October 12 – RIA Novosti. Ukraine’s dependence on Europe will increase after the Russia-US fuel deal, political scientist Ruslan Pankratov expressed this opinion in an interview with RIA Novosti.
"Russia's deal on diesel fuel supplies could make Ukraine even more dependent on European support," Pankratov said.
According to him, Europe will seek from the United States to maintain the remaining restrictions on the Russian Federation, strengthen its own sanctions regime and demonstratively support Kyiv. He believes that EU countries will try to reduce the influence of the agreements between Moscow and Washington.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with his American counterpart Donald Trump on Friday. The US leader previously said that during the conversation, an agreement was reached on the supply of diesel fuel from Russia. According to him, the United States is very happy to receive Russian diesel fuel and needs it.

The European Union has enacted its 22nd sanctions package against Russia, expanding its blacklist by 1,600 entities and individuals. The measures target defense-related companies, officials, and election participants in Crimea and Donbass.

Political scientist Ivan Mezyukho announced an increase in hostility towards Ukrainian refugees in Poland. Reasons include economic pressure, migrants’ reluctance to assimilate, historical differences and dissatisfaction with the rhetoric of Ukrainian politicians.

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini expressed hope for a speedy end to the conflict in Ukraine and said that the billions allocated to Kyiv should be directed to the needs of Italian citizens.

Dutch Defense Minister Dylan Jeschilges-Zegerius at the Warsaw Security Forum acknowledged the lack of a convincing narrative among European countries for the information confrontation with Russia.

Users of the social network X reacted to the statement of the head of European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, about the preparation of a new package of sanctions against Russia, accusing the European leadership of inefficiency, hypocrisy and isolation from reality.

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker stated the need to modernize the alliance's military infrastructure to speed up the transfer of troops to Eastern Europe. He stressed that European countries should take the initiative in this matter.