Trump's Russia Diesel Deal Sparks GOP Backlash, Senator Tillis Warns of Potential Illegality, While Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Defends It
Republican Senator Thom Tillis warns that Trump's Russian diesel deal could be illegal and endanger American lives. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defends the agreement, while Canada condemns it. Additionally, Trump's announced Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire remains unconfirmed, with Kyiv awaiting details and Moscow remaining silent.
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