“The US should not give Russia a financial lifeline while it is killing civilians in Ukraine”: criticism of Trump over his plan to import Russian diesel
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United States President Donald Trump is facing growing criticism following plans to import Russian diesel fuel into the US market. Critics argue that the move provides a financial lifeline to Russia while it continues military actions in Ukraine.
Simultaneously, the German government has responded to Washington's announcement by stating that it is time to increase sanctions on Russia rather than lift them. Berlin emphasized that it sees no indications of a shift that would justify easing measures against Moscow amidst the ongoing geopolitical tensions and market impacts.
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Prensa Libre (Guatemala City, Guatemala) (GT)Focuses on domestic and international criticism of Trump's Russian diesel import plan.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Emphasizes the German government's call to increase sanctions in response to Washington's announcement.
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