Why Are Trump’s Problems with Diesel Directly Benefiting Russia?
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Suočen with record high prices of diesel and gasoline to is until the midterm elections remained for me of two months, Donald Trump is returning to the already known position in his turbulent and basically unsuccessful campaign to end the war in Ukraine - encirclement.
PRESSURED by record diesel prices and with congressional elections less than two months away, Donald Trump has reverted to his usual stance in his chaotic and so far futile efforts to end the war in Ukraine: he has started blaming the victim.
Donald Trump is taking aim at Ukraine over rising diesel prices, further straining relations between Washington and Kiev, giving Moscow room to strengthen its own position. Faced with record diesel prices and with less than two months to go until the midterm elections, Donald Trump is returning to a familiar tactic from his turbulent and so far fruitless effort to end the war in Ukraine: blaming the victim. As CNN reports, the timing couldn’t …
Analysis by Clare Sebastian, CNN In the face of record diesel prices and less than two months after the mid-term elections, Donald Trump has resorted to his usual strategy in his turbulent and failed campaign to end the war in Ukraine: blaming the victim.
Pressure on Kiev arises at a time when Russia seeks to exploit the difficulties in the energy market and obtain the lifting of sanctions. Trump's position is also generating uncertainty about the direction of US policy in the face of war and negotiations with Moscow
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