
Under pressure from the midterms, Donald Trump demanded that Ukraine stop its strikes on oil refineries in Russia and suggested a change of president in kyiv, while announcing the negotiation of massive deliveries of Russian diesel to the American and world markets, despite the sanctions in force against Moscow.
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Donald Trump is facing pressure from the U.S. midterm elections while managing the conflict in Ukraine, where he is seeking to reduce U.S. involvement and restore economic ties with Russia despite Western sanctions.
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