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The United States and Russia reached an agreement on the supply of diesel fuel after a telephone conversation between the leaders of the countries.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Europe's criticism of the agreement on the supply of Russian diesel fuel hypocrisy.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with American President Donald Trump.
The Russian leader expressed confidence that supplies of Russian diesel fuel will have a positive impact on the entire global economy.
WASHINGTON, October 11 - RIA Novosti. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Europe's criticism of the agreement between Moscow and Washington on the supply of Russian diesel fuel hypocritical.
"The Europeans have given Russia more money than they have given Ukraine because they can't give up Russian energy... so for them to say we can't get a break from (high - ed.) diesel prices is complete hypocrisy," Bessent told Fox News.
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.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that criticism of European countries over the deal between the US and Russia on the supply of diesel fuel is hypocrisy, since Europe continues to buy Russian energy resources, providing Moscow with more funds than Ukraine. He noted that Trump and Putin agreed to supply 300 thousand tons of diesel in October, 500 thousand in November and a million tons thereafter.

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Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that Russia remains open to negotiations on Ukraine. He also clarified that the issue of elections in Ukraine as a condition for dialogue was not discussed by Vladimir Putin.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized Europe's position on the issue of supplies of Russian diesel fuel, calling it hypocritical. Earlier, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump had a telephone conversation, during which they agreed on fuel supplies to the United States.

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