Australia Says It Still Doesn't Need Russian Fuel After Trump Diesel Deal
Australia stated that it still does not need to purchase fuel from Russia after the Trump administration reached a diesel supply agreement with Russia, and will continue to ban procurement from Russia to prevent Russia from profiting from the invasion of Ukraine.
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