
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has criticized the position of European countries regarding the agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin for the export of Russian diesel, calling it "destructive".
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Global energy markets face tensions related to restrictions on Russian oil exports.
European countries have taken "a destructive position" on the agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin for the export of Russian diesel. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said this.
"Not only did they not accept this agreement, but they harshly criticized it," Peskov underlined, quoted by Interfax.
“Currently, global energy markets and oil markets are in a very tense situation,” Peskov added, underlining that “many factors influence this negative situation, including, of course, the inability of Russia to export significant quantities of oil and oil products.”

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