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US-Russia diesel deal - a drop in the ocean? | DW News

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@zuluduck
@@zuluduckImported2wk ago
Russia/America the empires of evil.
@singularitystudios4502
@@singularitystudios4502Imported2wk ago
I bet right after the midterms he is going to sanction Russia once again, even if he wins.
@voranartsirisubsoontorn
@@voranartsirisubsoontornImported2wk ago
We may all or mostly agree to stop wars but HOW? 😊❤
@angelikalindenau943
@@angelikalindenau943Imported2wk ago
Wannem doch nerre in de Hals geschiss wär! Meine Großeltern hätten das gesagt.
@R-o-n-
@@R-o-n-Imported2wk ago
Isn’t Europe still buying Russian gas ????
@patrickcowan8701
@@patrickcowan8701Imported2wk ago
Russia has always been a good trade partner even when they were the communist USSR. But the western elites forged a plan to take it all for cheap. So much so that they are impoverishing their own citizens for their cause. Russia is not our enemy.
@morningglory8841
@@morningglory8841Imported2wk ago
I always knew Trump was a Russian There was never a doubt in my mind
@learnwsail
@@learnwsailImported2wk ago
Why the damn background noise !?!!
@keewng
@@keewngImported2wk ago
Russia currently importing 500,000 to 1m ton Diesel from South Korea monthly, so Russia exporting Diesel to USA is a SCAM
@dwnews
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
Last week's announcement is the latest effort by Trump to bring down fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections, after months of dealing with the political fallout from the war involving Iran. The conflict, which began in February, has helped to drive up gasoline and diesel prices, hurting consumers and fueling broader inflation across the economy.