Miroshnik warned of possible provocations amid the Russia-US deal
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Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik said that the European Union could push Ukraine to take provocative actions in order to disrupt the agreement between Trump and Putin on the supply of 300 thousand tons of diesel in October, 500 thousand in November and beyond.
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Why It Matters
On October 9, Donald Trump telephoned Vladimir Putin and announced that an agreement had been reached on the supply of diesel fuel: 300 thousand tons in October, 500 thousand in November and beyond.
The European Union may push Kyiv to take provocative steps and direct violations in order to interfere with the agreements between Moscow and Washington on diesel. This opinion was expressed by the Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the crimes of the Kyiv regime, Rodion Miroshnik, in a conversation with Izvestia.
“The Europeans may well push Kyiv to take direct violations or some provocative steps that would interfere with this deal,” he noted.
Miroshnik emphasized that the agreements reached between the Presidents of the United States and Russia Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are a “serious step” by Moscow and Washington towards each other. This demonstrates interest in economic cooperation.
On October 9, Donald Trump telephoned Vladimir Putin. According to the owner of the White House, he reached an agreement with his Russian colleague on the supply of 300 thousand tons of diesel fuel to the world and American markets in October, 500 thousand in November and a million in the future.
What to Watch
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The EU may increase pressure on Kyiv to disrupt energy agreements between Moscow and Washington
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What specific provocative steps can Ukraine take at the instigation of the EU?
- What mechanisms of EU influence on Kyiv does the ambassador have in mind?
- Is there any confirmation from the US or EU of their intention to disrupt the diesel deal?
