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The US-Russia diesel deal, which allows Moscow to resume fuel exports to global markets, has unsettled European allies. What could it mean for EU efforts to mai…
The US-Russia diesel deal, which allows Moscow to resume fuel exports to global markets, has unsettled European allies. What could it mean for EU efforts to maintain pressure on Russia and sustain support for Ukraine? DW Europe Correspondent Lucia Schulten reports from the meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.
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The fundamental international strategy of the United States currently is to protect the power and increase the wealth of the Trump crime syndicate.
@@tominmtnvwImported3wk ago
The American fundamental international strategy is to increase the wealth of the Trump crime syndicate. Nothing else matters.
@@lit.tsipouroImported3wk ago
Why our leaders SO WEEEEEEAK
@@phillipmontgomeryImported3wk ago
So is Germany still buying gas from Russia? Take care of your own house first.<br><br>Why are we even involved with Ukraine? It's a very corrupt government. Do research before the war how they rated.<br><br>Ukraine knows if they get in a war they can skim millions off the top
@@MautiksImported3wk ago
In 2018 during an address before the UN General Assembly, President Trump accused Germany specifically, and the rest of the EU more generally, of being too dependent on Russian oil and a liability to NATO security.<br><br>During the address, the German delegation was seen laughing openly in a highly juvenile and disrespectful manner.<br><br>Russia invaded Ukraine a short time later, proving President Trump right, and highlighting the EU’s stupidity.<br><br>And now, after becoming even more hostile, the EU thinks we care about their illegal war aims? 😂<br><br>Sorry. We allied with Russia once before against national socialists Europe once before over 80 years ago. We have nothing more in common with you, our most belligerent enemies of the EU.<br>🇺🇸 🤝 🇷🇺
@@DjSolomon2025Imported3wk ago
To the EU I ask at which time did you not understand where that country stands on particular matters of national interest and as we have this dialogue I ask …<br><br>where do we stand with regards to still being civil to them going forward?
@@zxdingImported3wk ago
Kallas and Estonia are just a joke to modern politics
@@AKASOFTYImported3wk ago
End USA support for Europe. Freeloading troublemakers
@@keirenleImported3wk ago
😁, what r u going to do? Sanction US?
@@cxupitImported3wk ago
😂
@@kageyamatobio6296Imported3wk ago
Eu buys Russia gas for 4 years 😂😂😂
@@coffeenorthImported3wk ago
We really want to hear what an EU bureaucrat has to say
@@u.s.a.198Imported3wk ago
ahhh Comrade Chump !
@@olgag6581Imported3wk ago
Russia supplied $21.3 billion worth of energy to Europe in the first nine months of 2026.<br><br>In total, Europe has imported $320.7 billion worth of Russian energy resources since 2022.
@@Anonomyous-4132tsImported3wk ago
Totally agree!
@@HansWeissmanXIXImported3wk ago
This women is a disaster for Europe!!! Get rid of her ASAP!!
@@summer031977Imported3wk ago
The twenty rounds of EU sanctions on Russia haven't stopped Russia. This war will not end because of Western sanctions on Russia.
@@igedeindraaryasa4552Imported3wk ago
Has the Western bloc suffered greater economic losses than the Eastern bloc in terms of energy, supply chains, logistics, and the broader economy as a result of geopolitical tensions and hybrid warfare? Have significant divisions emerged within the Western alliance, potentially weakening its strategic unity and economic resilience?
@@russellreed8714Imported3wk ago
Europe can do without diesel then!! In the end that’s what they wanted anyways!
@@never4ever386Imported3wk ago
This woman is useless and a complete corrupt sell out!
@@Isak-c3j6xImported3wk ago
😂😂😂😂 soooo all of a sudden Europe needs America 😂😂😂😂😂 .... GO FOURTH 😂😂😂
@@jyy9624Imported3wk ago
Are we going to have 10 years of euro pressure?
@@IshanVarun-t2nImported3wk ago
Now US playing carrot and stick with EU as Ms. Kaja once said about India. Have some courage and spine to stand against bully. Have some shame.
@@Secureboss-u6jImported3wk ago
If a country like Iran or north Korea can cope with thousand of sanctions for more than 20 yrs what makes the EU think that Russia a more capable nation can't weather their sanctions for 30-40yrs??
@@NicK-n6k3eImported3wk ago
The US biggest threat is china not Russia, that's the issue that Europe and Europeans don't understand, the issue of Russia could have been solved easily if they had spent their 2% gpd in weapons over the last decade.
@@marvel696Imported3wk ago
No buts... The ucranian war won't last long, and it will drag all the woke govs with it.
@@sarahbrown5073Imported3wk ago
The EU still imports Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline, and as Scott Bessent said, spent $8billion this year on Russian LNG. The EU isn't in any position to start dictating orders to the Americans. Most Americans don't have a clue who Kaja Kallas even is.... because her opinion is completely irrelevant to the decisions of the US. She's a nobody.
@@RedSunriseOnTheHorizonImported3wk ago
Kallas would call US our ally if US was bombing Europe
@@roselipton2113Imported3wk ago
I don't understand why are they so freaking out about Russia? Can't Europe handle this without US?!
@@PoulNoergardImported3wk ago
Are anybody sure there is any diesel oil coming? Diesel as gasoline, is heavily rationen in Russia. People stand in que for days for 25 liters. They didn't even permit cans anymore, only what can be in the vehicles tank.<br>Russia doesn't have any diesel to supply!
@@ryanbudney3356Imported3wk ago
As long as the justice system continues to sort-of work in the USA, they can't break the sanctions as it's against several federal laws to do so.
@@MNajafi-r4eImported3wk ago
So why EU buy russian oil and pay 250 billion dollars to russia?!
@@JamesBond-p8tImported3wk ago
Was this the same Germany that had a pipeline coming from Russia into Germany? Talk about hypocrites😂😂😂😂😂
@@Iliasilias100Imported3wk ago
FO EU 🇪🇺 Russia 🇷🇺 is not our enemy 🦅🇺🇸💪🏻
@@mikefox955Imported3wk ago
EU vassals playing tough whilst their economies struggle and entities like AFD get popular. Keep it up
@@dwnewsImported3wk ago
EU foreign ministers agree that now is not the time to ease pressure on Russia, Kaja Kallas said after the meeting. She said the EU is preparing further sanctions and has broad backing for restricting entry to Russians who fought in Ukraine.
The US-Russia diesel deal, which allows Moscow to resume fuel exports to global markets, has unsettled European allies. What could it mean for EU efforts to maintain pressure on Russia and sustain support for Ukraine? DW Europe Correspondent Lucia Schulten reports from the meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.
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