Trump’s diesel deal opens a new rift with Europe over Ukraine

What happened: Russia said it could supply more diesel to global markets than the volumes agreed with US President Donald Trump. Trump and Putin spoke on Friday about a deal to send Russian diesel to world markets. Key numbers: October 300,000 tonnes, November 500,000 tonnes, December 1 million tonnes. Why it matters: Experts call the move purely political and say it widens a US-Europe rift over Ukraine. Zelenskyy said the deal, which would suspend sanctions on Russian oil products until April 2027, undermines Ukraine's strategy. Coverage: 15+ outlets in 24h

Trump's diesel deal creates Europe-Ukraine rift, signaling commodity market disruption.

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