
Donald Trump announced the lifting of sanctions to allow the delivery of Russian diesel, sparking opposition from elected Democrats and Republicans.
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Donald Trump announced that he had negotiated the delivery of Russian diesel by lifting sanctions.
United States: Democratic and Republican elected officials consider the diesel agreement between Washington and Moscow contrary to the law
US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he had negotiated the delivery of massive quantities of Russian diesel to the US and world markets, to do so lifting sanctions weighing on Moscow.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky responded this Sunday that he was not aware of such an agreement but was ready to accept it if Moscow did the same.
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Legislative debate on the legality of lifting sanctions
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Democratic and Republican elected officials believe that a diesel agreement between Washington and Moscow violates the law, after Donald Trump's announcement of deliveries of Russian diesel and the lifting of sanctions.

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