Seven bipartisan U.S. senators question the Trump administration's Russian diesel deal, stating it violates a 2022 congressional ban and demanding its withdrawal.
Seven U.S. senators from both parties issued a statement on October 11, questioning the Trump administration's decision to allow Russian diesel imports. They argued that the agreement violated the 2022 congressional ban on Russian energy imports and demanded the administration immediately withdraw the decision. The senators warned that easing restrictions while Russia continues its attacks on Ukraine could weaken U.S. pressure on Moscow.
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