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Trump's Russian Diesel Deal

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“Russia is going to use all of the money they receive from providing the US with diesel to keep killing Ukrainians and helping Iran attack Americans,” Loomer said, linking the announcement to Russia’s ties to Iran.

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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed that Russia would supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel immediately, followed by additional shipments in November and thereafter.12

The U.S. Treasury Department authorized transactions related to the sale and importation of Russian diesel fuel until April 7, 2027.1

Republican and Democratic US senators called on President Trump to reverse his decision to allow Russia to supply diesel to the U.S. market.3

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Sources cited (6)
  1. U.S. lifts sanctions on sale of Russian diesel in global markets The Hindu, 9 Oct
  2. Why is US turning to Russia for diesel despite sanctions? Al Jazeera, 10 Oct
  3. US senators want Trump to reverse course on Russia diesel The Straits Times, 11 Oct
  4. Trump faces growing backlash over plans to import diesel from Russia BBC, 11 Oct
  5. Trump's Plan To Buy Russian Diesel Would Violate Federal Law Reason, 14 Oct
  6. Republican backlash brews over Trump’s diesel deal with Russia Washington Examiner, 11 Oct

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President Donald Trump says he has struck a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to import large amounts of diesel fuel into the United States—apparently hoping to lower fuel prices in the weeks before the midterm elections.

21 of 23 outletsfirst reported 9 Octwording from Reason

In a social media post on Oct 11, Trump claimed that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to what he described as an “energy ceasefire” taking effect immediately, but did not elaborate.

10 of 23 outletsfirst reported 11 Octwording from The Straits Times

Surging diesel prices in the US saw the national average rise to a record $6.52 a gallon (3.79 litres) in September, more than twice the price from a year earlier.

12 of 23 outletsfirst reported 9 Octwording from Al Jazeera

“Lower prices for Americans, especially our Great Farmers, Ranchers, and Truckers, is my Greatest Priority,” Trump said.

8 of 23 outletsfirst reported 9 Octwording from The Straits Times

What each outlet says

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The Straits Times14 Oct

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized a recent deal between the United States and Russia for diesel supply as a "very risky choice" that undermines efforts to negotiate with Vladimir Putin regarding Ukraine. She expressed concern that the agreement would provide financial support to Russia while also reducing pressure from sanctions, speaking before an EU summit on October 14th. U.S. President Donald…

U.S.-Russia deal on diesel is "very risky choice," Italy PM Meloni says →12 articles from The Straits Times on this story
Al Jazeera13 Oct

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced that Russia could supply up to 3.5 million tonnes of diesel per month to global markets by year-end, following an agreement between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The deal aims to bring 300,000 tonnes in October, half a million in November, and one million tonnes in December. However, experts like Kostis Stambolis from the…

Trump’s diesel deal opens a new rift with Europe over Ukraine →6 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
The Hindu17 Oct

On October 16, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticized a U.S.-Russian diesel deal during an EU summit in Brussels, calling it detrimental to Ukraine's efforts against Russian aggression and accusing Russia of not genuinely seeking peace. Zelenskiy welcomed European leaders' support amid growing tensions with the United States over energy strikes and ceasefire violations, while Russian President…

Ukraine’s Zelenskiy blasts U.S.-Russian diesel deal, welcomes bigger European role in peace process →6 articles from The Hindu on this story
The Independent15 Oct

Volodymyr Zelensky expressed feeling betrayed by former US President Donald Trump after Trump eased sanctions on Russian diesel fuel to lower domestic prices in America. During an interview, Zelensky criticized the decision and restrictions placed on SpaceX’s Starlink services in Ukraine, which he believes will result in significant human losses. Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, claimed that all speed and usage limits for…

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky ‘betrayed’ by Trump as Musk claims Starlink restrictions down to US →6 articles from The Independent on this story
Washington Examiner16 Oct

President Trump has brokered a deal with Russia to import over 300,000 metric tons of diesel to help address soaring fuel prices in the United States and globally. This move has drawn criticism from Ukraine and senators across party lines. Meanwhile, Nigeria, which is Africa's leading crude oil producer and a significant supplier of crude oil to the U.S., could potentially increase its diesel exports if the Trump…

Trump is turning to Putin for fuel — and missing the diesel boom in Nigeria →5 articles from Washington Examiner on this story
Daily Mail13 Oct

Donald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to import Russian diesel fuel into the United States, which has caused significant concern among Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. The agreement aims to temporarily lift sanctions and allow Russian diesel imports for six months in an attempt to lower US fuel prices, which reached a record high of $6.53 per gallon last month before dropping slightly…

Trump's diesel deal with Vladimir Putin sparks panic among Republicans ahead of midterm elections →4 articles from Daily Mail on this story
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Times of India17 Oct

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized US President Trump's recent diesel deal with Russia during a speech at an EU summit in Brussels, arguing that it would funnel money back to Moscow and undermine peace efforts. He also accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of making peace negotiations a "parody" as Russia announced the establishment of a non-negotiable "security zone" along its border with…

Zelenskyy terms Russian peace moves a ‘parody’, slams Trump deal →4 articles from Times of India on this story
NBC News11 Oct

Sen. Thom Tillis expressed concerns on NBC's "Meet the Press" that President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions against Russia for fuel trade might be illegal. He noted that Congress has not amended existing sanctions legislation to accommodate this deal and suggested that Trump may face legal issues as a result. Tillis warned of potential risks to American lives due to increased Russian funding of mercenaries and…

Sen. Thom Tillis says he believes Trump’s fuel deal with Russia could be breaking the law →3 articles from NBC News on this story
CBS News13 Oct

President Trump announced on Truth Social that Russia will supply additional diesel fuel to global markets, including more than 300,000 tons immediately and up to 1 million tons in subsequent months. Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy is set to discuss this news with CBS News, focusing on the potential impact these supplies could have on fuel prices.

Will Trump's Russia diesel deal actually bring down prices? →3 articles from CBS News on this story
Evening Standard13 Oct

US President Donald Trump is defending a controversial decision to allow Russia to export diesel fuel globally, despite criticism that it will fund Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine. Senators are urging Trump to rescind the deal, arguing it harms American security and betrays Ukrainian allies while offering little relief on rising fuel prices. The senators propose imposing new sanctions, including tariffs up to 100%…

Trump faces calls in Washington to ditch Russia diesel deal amid UK criticism →3 articles from Evening Standard on this story
BBC11 Oct

President Donald Trump has faced criticism from lawmakers in both parties over his plan to import Russian diesel fuel into the United States, despite recent legislation aimed at sanctioning nations that import Russian oil and gas. The deal would see Russia initially release 300,000 tonnes of diesel, followed by monthly shipments ranging from 500,000 to one million tonnes later in November, with further supplies…

Trump faces growing backlash over plans to import diesel from Russia →2 articles from BBC on this story
CBC13 Oct

Twelve U.S. senators, including six Republicans, wrote to President Trump urging him to cancel a diesel deal with Russia, arguing that it aids Moscow’s war efforts against Ukraine and does not benefit Americans. The letter highlights growing bipartisan opposition to the agreement, which critics claim undermines American security and violates laws meant to restrict energy imports from Russia until it ceases its…

12 U.S. senators, including 6 Republicans, tell Trump to drop diesel deal with Russia →2 articles from CBC on this story
NPR13 Oct

A group of twelve senators, evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, has urged President Trump to cancel a recent deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the supply of diesel fuel to international markets. This agreement, announced by Trump on social media, involves Russia providing substantial amounts of diesel starting at 300,000 tons immediately, followed by additional shipments in November…

Bipartisan group of senators call on Trump to rescind Russian diesel deal →2 articles from NPR on this story
The Guardian11 Oct

Donald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to temporarily lift sanctions on US imports of Russian diesel, aiming to lower fuel prices in the United States. The agreement involves initial shipments of 300,000 tonnes of diesel, followed by additional amounts later this year. However, energy and foreign policy experts warn that these quantities are too small and will take too long to arrive to have a meaningful…

Trump’s deal with Putin will have little impact on US diesel prices, experts warn →2 articles from The Guardian on this story
Toronto Star12 Oct

Asian stock markets showed mixed performance on Monday as U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial plan to purchase Russian diesel drew criticism from lawmakers. Oil prices fell approximately $1.50 a barrel amid uncertainty over the Iran conflict. The Kospi index in South Korea dropped 3.1%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite saw slight gains. This development follows Trump’s social media…

Asian shares are mixed and oil prices fall about $1.50 as Trump says US will buy diesel from Russia →2 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Fox News14 Oct

A group of bipartisan U.S. senators is urging President Donald Trump to reverse his decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports, citing concerns that it could fund Russia's war in Ukraine and harm U.S. allies. The letter, signed by twelve Republican and Democratic senators, calls for rescinding General License No. 135 issued by the Treasury Department and urges Trump to implement sanctions against Russia as…

Bipartisan senators demand Trump scrap Russia diesel deal, call it 'betrayal' of US allies →2 articles from Fox News on this story
Semafor14 Oct

President Donald Trump is continuing his controversial plan to import Russian diesel despite opposition from many Republicans. The move aims to lower fuel prices in the US by importing approximately 2.2 million tons of Russian diesel. However, this decision has caused internal party discord as Republican candidates running for office distance themselves from the policy due to its unpopularity with voters. While some…

Trump doubling down on Russian diesel deal as Republicans run from it →2 articles from Semafor on this story
Euronews9 Oct

US President Donald Trump announced on social media that Russia would supply 300,000 tons of diesel immediately to the American and global markets, with an additional 500,000 tons expected in November. This comes after talks between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and follows a ban by the Biden administration on importing Russian oil or gas since 2022 due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The US Treasury…

Trump says US to import Russian diesel to ease prices →
New York Post10 Oct

Vladimir Putin rejected any possibility of peace talks with Ukraine during a call with President Trump, insisting Russia will continue its military campaign until it achieves all stated objectives. The conversation lasted an hour and a half, with Putin asserting that Moscow holds total control over the war's outcome despite recent setbacks. Meanwhile, Russian forces struck a residential area in Zaporizhzhia early…

Putin categorically rejects possibility of resuming Ukraine peace talks in call with Trump →
ABC News (AU)12 Oct

President Trump announced a deal with Russia to supply diesel to the U.S., claiming it would lower prices, but analysts believe this will have minimal impact due to low export volumes. Experts say that existing high diesel prices are primarily driven by factors like Russia and China limiting exports and conflicts impacting energy infrastructure. The deal involves Russia supplying 2.72 million tons of diesel over…

Trump's diesel deal not expected to lower prices →
Sydney Morning Herald12 Oct

Donald Trump announced a deal with Russia's Vladimir Putin where Russia will supply the US and global market with diesel fuel to address soaring prices. The agreement involves lifting sanctions on Russian oil exports and could bring up to 300,000 tonnes of diesel immediately and more in subsequent months. However, due to damage from Ukraine's attacks, Russia has already halted most of its diesel exports, making it…

The Putin ‘solution’: Donald Trump’s strange deal is destined to fail →
Deutsche Welle13 Oct

The diesel deal between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has angered Ukraine, as Moscow is now allowed to supply Russian diesel fuel to global markets. According to Axios, this decision was made due to Kyiv's failure to comply with Washington’s demands to stop attacks on oil refineries in Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the move during talks between Ukrainian…

Ukraine and the US: What's next after Trump's diesel deal with Russia? →
Reason14 Oct

President Trump claims he has reached an agreement with Russia's President Putin for importing large amounts of diesel fuel into the United States, which could potentially lower fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections. However, doing so would violate two federal laws recently enacted by Congress: the Ending Importation of Russian Oil Act and the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act. These laws…

Trump's Plan To Buy Russian Diesel Would Violate Federal Law →

Analysis

Agreed

AI · cited, from two or more outlets

  • President Trump and President Putin agreed that Russia would supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel immediately followed by additional shipments in November and thereafter.124
Quoted from the coverage (4)

Global fuel prices have soared since the US-Israel war with Iran began at the end of February, with the fighting severely disrupting supplies of crude oil - a key ingredient in petrol and diesel.

10 outlets

The U.S. on Friday (October 9, 2026) lifted sanctions on the sale of Russian diesel till April 7 next year.

8 outlets

In 2022, the Senate unanimously passed a bill to ban Russian oil imports, and Congress has not made changes to the law to reflect the president’s announcement.

7 outlets

Trump said Russia would supply another 500,000 tonnes in November, and another 1,000,000 tonnes “immediately thereafter.”

7 outlets

Disputed

Picked by our model, which is sometimes wrong

  • The deal's impact on easing the global energy crisis is disputed; Al Jazeera suggests it will have little effect, while The Hindu does not specify its effectiveness.21
  • Some Republican and Democratic lawmakers believe the deal violates US laws, but others do not explicitly state this view in their criticism.45

Has ceasefire been confirmed?

Confirmed by Trump: The next day, Mr. Trump also announced an ‘energy ceasefire’ between Russia and Ukraine. The Hindu

Not confirmed: The warring sides have not confirmed the ceasefire, though, and Russia struck energy targets inside Ukraine on Oct 12. The Straits Times

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Was Starlink disrupted intentionally?

Denies slowdown order: Mr. Trump, speaking to reporters in Washington before heading to a rally in Georgia, denied he or Mr. Musk were behind the reduction in the system’s capability.

Reduction in capability: Starlink disruption exposes Ukraine's reliance on US tech, Europe admits 'can't replace capability'A US official has denied that Trump ordered a deliberate slowdown of Starshield, while the US president has said intelligence-sharing with Ukraine continued.

Framing

How the first headlines put it

  • The Hindu frames the event as a lifting of sanctions with immediate effects on global markets, while Al Jazeera questions why the U.S. is turning to Russia despite existing sanctions.12
  • Washington Examiner highlights Republican backlash against Trump's decision, whereas The Straits Times focuses on bipartisan criticism from US senators.63
Attributed to a source6
Stated as fact5
Words to watch (5)

Zelenskyy furious as Trump announces deal to buy Russian diesel The Guardian

Boris blasts 'sickening' Trump deal with Putin: Ex-PM calls on Royal Navy to intercept Russia's diesel and says US 'bankrolls slaughter' Daily Mail

Zelenskyy slams Trump over deal for Russian diesel NBC News

Ukraine’s Zelenskiy blasts U.S.-Russian diesel deal, welcomes bigger European role in peace process The Hindu

Zelenskyy slams Trump's diesel deal, says will help fund Putin’s war in Ukraine Times of India

How it changed

Expected · 9 OctWhile no figure has been announced for how much the US will pay for the fuel, the deal will provide a much needed cash injection for Russia’s economy as it seeks to continue funding its war in Ukraine.
What happened · 10 Oct“Russia is going to use all of the money they receive from providing the US with diesel to keep killing Ukrainians and helping Iran attack Americans,” Loomer said, linking the announcement to Russia’s ties to Iran.
  1. 9 Oct

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump said on Oct 9 that Russia had agreed to immediately supply more than 300,000 tonnes of diesel to the US and global marketplace in an effort aimed at cutting prices for the fuel ahead of the November midterm elections.

    21 outlets · The Straits Times
  2. 10 Oct

    Trump has recently criticized Ukraine for attacking Russian diesel refineries, calling on Zelenskyy to choose alternative targets.

    6 outlets · The Guardian
  3. 11 Oct

    His dramatic comments came as Mr Trump claimed an 'energy ceasefire' had been agreed between Russia and Ukraine.

    8 outlets · Daily Mail
  4. 12 Oct

    Diesel prices have particularly potent electoral implications within the Republican heartland farm states.

    3 outlets · Sydney Morning Herald
  5. 13 Oct

    "This deal is a gift to our adversary and a betrayal of our allies; it should be rescinded," wrote six Republican and six Democratic senators in a letter Tuesday to the president.

    4 outlets · NPR
  6. 14 Oct

    Senators said they recognised the need to lower energy costs for Americans, but asserted that allowing Russian diesel into global markets will offer limited to no relief to Americans.

    2 outlets · The Hindu
  7. 16 Oct

    Russia has also publicly acknowledged a Ukrainian drone strike on the Ryazan oil refinery this week and broadcast footage of the aftermath on state television.

    2 outlets · Times of India

Coverage 72 articles

  • 17 Oct Ukraine’s Zelenskiy blasts U.S.-Russian diesel deal, welcomes bigger European role in peace processOn October 16, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticized a U.S.-Russian diesel deal during an EU summit in Brussels, calling it detrimental to Ukraine's efforts against Russian aggression and accusing Russia of not genuinely seeking peace. Zelenskiy welcomed European leaders' support amid growing tensions with the United States over energy strikes and ceasefire violations, while Russian President…The Hindu
  • 17 Oct Zelenskyy terms Russian peace moves a ‘parody’, slams Trump dealUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized US President Trump's recent diesel deal with Russia during a speech at an EU summit in Brussels, arguing that it would funnel money back to Moscow and undermine peace efforts. He also accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of making peace negotiations a "parody" as Russia announced the establishment of a non-negotiable "security zone" along its border with…Times of India
  • 16 Oct Zelenskyy slams Trump's diesel deal, says will help fund Putin’s war in UkraineUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized US President Donald Trump's deal to import Russian diesel, arguing it would fund Russia's war efforts against Ukraine. Speaking at a European Union summit in Brussels, Zelenskyy warned that such deals could lead to further economic cooperation between the US and Russia, including potential gas agreements and sanctions relief. He also accused Russian President…Times of India
  • 16 Oct Trump is turning to Putin for fuel — and missing the diesel boom in NigeriaPresident Trump has brokered a deal with Russia to import over 300,000 metric tons of diesel to help address soaring fuel prices in the United States and globally. This move has drawn criticism from Ukraine and senators across party lines. Meanwhile, Nigeria, which is Africa's leading crude oil producer and a significant supplier of crude oil to the U.S., could potentially increase its diesel exports if the Trump…Washington Examiner
  • 15 Oct Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky ‘betrayed’ by Trump as Musk claims Starlink restrictions down to USVolodymyr Zelensky expressed feeling betrayed by former US President Donald Trump after Trump eased sanctions on Russian diesel fuel to lower domestic prices in America. During an interview, Zelensky criticized the decision and restrictions placed on SpaceX’s Starlink services in Ukraine, which he believes will result in significant human losses. Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, claimed that all speed and usage limits for…The Independent
  • 15 Oct Zelensky says Trump is on the wrong side of history with Russia diesel deal: ‘Putin is laughing’Volodymyr Zelensky criticized Donald Trump's decision to relax sanctions on Russian diesel during an interview with Piers Morgan, stating it was a victory for Vladimir Putin and placed the US on the wrong side of history. Speaking from Downing Street where he met with the UK Prime Minister, Zelensky expressed feeling betrayed by recent developments including the energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, which he…The Independent
  • 15 Oct Zelenskyy slams Trump over deal for Russian diesel
    NBC News
  • 14 Oct Trump doubling down on Russian diesel deal as Republicans run from itPresident Donald Trump is continuing his controversial plan to import Russian diesel despite opposition from many Republicans. The move aims to lower fuel prices in the US by importing approximately 2.2 million tons of Russian diesel. However, this decision has caused internal party discord as Republican candidates running for office distance themselves from the policy due to its unpopularity with voters. While some…Semafor
  • 14 Oct Trump's Plan To Buy Russian Diesel Would Violate Federal LawPresident Trump claims he has reached an agreement with Russia's President Putin for importing large amounts of diesel fuel into the United States, which could potentially lower fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections. However, doing so would violate two federal laws recently enacted by Congress: the Ending Importation of Russian Oil Act and the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act. These laws…Reason
  • 14 Oct Bipartisan senators demand Trump scrap Russia diesel deal, call it 'betrayal' of US alliesA group of bipartisan U.S. senators is urging President Donald Trump to reverse his decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports, citing concerns that it could fund Russia's war in Ukraine and harm U.S. allies. The letter, signed by twelve Republican and Democratic senators, calls for rescinding General License No. 135 issued by the Treasury Department and urges Trump to implement sanctions against Russia as…Fox News
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  • 14 Oct U.S.-Russia deal on diesel is "very risky choice," Italy PM Meloni saysItalian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized a recent deal between the United States and Russia for diesel supply as a "very risky choice" that undermines efforts to negotiate with Vladimir Putin regarding Ukraine. She expressed concern that the agreement would provide financial support to Russia while also reducing pressure from sanctions, speaking before an EU summit on October 14th. U.S. President Donald…The Straits Times
  • 14 Oct Russian diesel not for us, but for world markets: TrumpU.S. President Donald Trump defended a deal with Russia to supply diesel fuel to global markets, stating that the shipments were meant to stabilize world prices affected by high costs and supply disruptions from the Iran war. On October 9, Trump announced Russia would provide over 300,000 tons of diesel in October, followed by additional amounts in November and immediately thereafter. To facilitate these…The Hindu
  • 14 Oct Bipartisan US senators urge Trump to scrap Russian diesel dealOn October 13, twelve US senators from both Republican and Democratic parties urged President Donald Trump to cancel his agreement with Russia to allow Russian diesel into global markets. The deal was criticized as providing financial support to Russia's war in Ukraine while having minimal impact on reducing fuel prices. Signed by prominent Republicans including Mitch McConnell, the letter called for new sanctions…The Straits Times
  • 13 Oct Trump faces calls in Washington to ditch Russia diesel deal amid UK criticismUS President Donald Trump is defending a controversial decision to allow Russia to export diesel fuel globally, despite criticism that it will fund Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine. Senators are urging Trump to rescind the deal, arguing it harms American security and betrays Ukrainian allies while offering little relief on rising fuel prices. The senators propose imposing new sanctions, including tariffs up to 100%…Evening Standard
  • 13 Oct Bipartisan group of senators call on Trump to rescind Russian diesel dealA group of twelve senators, evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, has urged President Trump to cancel a recent deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the supply of diesel fuel to international markets. This agreement, announced by Trump on social media, involves Russia providing substantial amounts of diesel starting at 300,000 tons immediately, followed by additional shipments in November…NPR
  • 13 Oct Ukraine and the US: What's next after Trump's diesel deal with Russia?The diesel deal between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has angered Ukraine, as Moscow is now allowed to supply Russian diesel fuel to global markets. According to Axios, this decision was made due to Kyiv's failure to comply with Washington’s demands to stop attacks on oil refineries in Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the move during talks between Ukrainian…Deutsche Welle
  • 13 Oct 12 U.S. senators, including 6 Republicans, tell Trump to drop diesel deal with RussiaTwelve U.S. senators, including six Republicans, wrote to President Trump urging him to cancel a diesel deal with Russia, arguing that it aids Moscow’s war efforts against Ukraine and does not benefit Americans. The letter highlights growing bipartisan opposition to the agreement, which critics claim undermines American security and violates laws meant to restrict energy imports from Russia until it ceases its…CBC
  • 13 Oct Trump's diesel deal with Vladimir Putin sparks panic among Republicans ahead of midterm electionsDonald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to import Russian diesel fuel into the United States, which has caused significant concern among Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. The agreement aims to temporarily lift sanctions and allow Russian diesel imports for six months in an attempt to lower US fuel prices, which reached a record high of $6.53 per gallon last month before dropping slightly…Daily Mail
  • 13 Oct Trump’s Russian energy strategy could backfireTim's view asserts that President Donald Trump's recent energy policy decisions regarding Russia could backfire. On Friday, Trump announced a waiver on sanctions to allow Russian diesel export until spring, aiming to ease global fuel shortages. However, this move was criticized by senators for being insignificant compared to U.S. consumption and contradictory to previous sanctions against Russia. The proposed…Semafor
  • 13 Oct Trump’s diesel deal opens a new rift with Europe over UkraineRussian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced that Russia could supply up to 3.5 million tonnes of diesel per month to global markets by year-end, following an agreement between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The deal aims to bring 300,000 tonnes in October, half a million in November, and one million tonnes in December. However, experts like Kostis Stambolis from the…Al Jazeera
  • 13 Oct Trump’s worse-than-useless Russian diesel dealPresident Donald Trump's recent deal allowing Russia to supply almost 2 million tons of diesel is unlikely to impact rising fuel prices before the upcoming elections, as only a small portion will be delivered in October and November. According to Reuters polls, 64% of Americans say rising gas prices have affected their finances, with 75% blaming the Trump administration. The deal's minimal immediate effect on prices…Washington Examiner
  • 13 Oct How does the U.S.-Russia diesel deal impact India | ExplainedOn October 10, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a deal allowing Russia to supply over 300,000 tonnes of diesel to the U.S. and global markets, followed by more shipments in November and thereafter. This decision aims to lower fuel prices but conflicts with the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act signed just weeks earlier, which imposes tariffs on Russian oil imports to penalize funding for…The Hindu
  • 13 Oct Trump accuses Europe of hypocrisy after diesel deal with RussiaPresident Donald Trump has faced criticism from European leaders for lifting sanctions against Russia to allow Moscow to supply diesel fuel to global markets. Despite the US importing 300,000 tons of diesel as energy prices rise, EU leaders like Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky and Estonia’s Kaja Kallas have questioned the decision, emphasizing Russia's role in starting the war. Trump accused Europe of hypocrisy, noting…The Independent
  • 13 Oct Will Trump's Russia diesel deal actually bring down prices?President Trump announced on Truth Social that Russia will supply additional diesel fuel to global markets, including more than 300,000 tons immediately and up to 1 million tons in subsequent months. Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy is set to discuss this news with CBS News, focusing on the potential impact these supplies could have on fuel prices.CBS News
  • 13 Oct US hopes diesel deal can ‘soften’ Moscow on peace talks, sources sayOn October 9, US President Donald Trump's envoys informed Ukrainian officials in Miami that allowing Russian diesel exports could help soften Russia’s stance and encourage negotiations to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The plan includes a deal for Russia to supply over 2.25 million barrels of diesel to global markets, which has faced criticism from some lawmakers who argue it benefits Moscow without compelling…The Straits Times
  • 12 Oct Trump lashes out at fury over Putin diesel deal and says 'the EU paid Russia $250 billion for energy - Always, America first'Donald Trump defended his controversial deal with Russia by criticizing the EU for paying Russia $250 billion for energy since the start of the war in Ukraine. In a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that his decision to allow the export of diesel from Russia was beneficial for America and emphasized his "America first" policy. The article also notes that despite sanctions, some European countries, including…Daily Mail
  • 12 Oct Trump says GOP opponents of diesel deal ‘can’t be serious’President Donald Trump defended his recent agreement with Russia to export nearly 5 million tons of diesel fuel to the U.S., dismissing Republican critics including senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins as "not serious." Trump argued that such an import deal would help American farmers and ranchers, while also suggesting that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky should focus on ending Russia's war in Ukraine.Washington Examiner
  • 12 Oct While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, Oct 13, 2026Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated on October 12 that despite earlier restrictions and damage to oil refineries from Ukrainian attacks, Russia could exceed President Trump’s announced diesel export levels by year-end, reaching 3.0-3.5 million metric tonnes per month. Meanwhile, Riyadh’s international airport remained closed until October 17 due to ongoing Houthi missile strikes on Saudi Arabia…The Straits Times
  • 12 Oct Will Ukraine survive the winter?Russia has lifted export restrictions on diesel fuel amid a global energy crisis, striking a deal with the US to sell hundreds of thousands of tonnes to American markets under sanctions relief. President Donald Trump made this announcement ahead of midterm elections as part of his political strategy, despite concerns over Ukraine’s vulnerability in the ongoing conflict. The article highlights how these moves might…Al Jazeera
  • 12 Oct Trump faces backlash over Russia diesel deal ahead of US midterms, announces Ukraine energy trucePresident Donald Trump is facing criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans over his decision to allow Russian diesel into the US market to help reduce fuel prices ahead of the midterms. The deal involves immediate release of 300,000 tonnes of diesel, followed by additional shipments in November and thereafter based on refinery conditions. Despite support from some within his party, many lawmakers argue that…Times of India
  • 12 Oct Trump under fire from his own party over deal giving Putin a ‘financial lifeline’US senators from both parties have criticized President Donald Trump for an agreement allowing Russian diesel fuel imports, which they argue violates a law banning energy transactions with Russia until it stops its aggression against Ukraine. The bipartisan group of seven lawmakers urged Trump to rescind the deal, warning that providing financial support to Putin undermines U.S. interests and endangers Ukrainian…The Independent
  • 12 Oct Asian shares are mixed and oil prices fall about $1.50 as Trump says US will buy diesel from RussiaAsian stock markets showed mixed performance on Monday as U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial plan to purchase Russian diesel drew criticism from lawmakers. Oil prices fell approximately $1.50 a barrel amid uncertainty over the Iran conflict. The Kospi index in South Korea dropped 3.1%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite saw slight gains. This development follows Trump’s social media…Toronto Star
  • 12 Oct The Putin ‘solution’: Donald Trump’s strange deal is destined to failDonald Trump announced a deal with Russia's Vladimir Putin where Russia will supply the US and global market with diesel fuel to address soaring prices. The agreement involves lifting sanctions on Russian oil exports and could bring up to 300,000 tonnes of diesel immediately and more in subsequent months. However, due to damage from Ukraine's attacks, Russia has already halted most of its diesel exports, making it…Sydney Morning Herald
  • 12 Oct Trump's diesel deal not expected to lower pricesPresident Trump announced a deal with Russia to supply diesel to the U.S., claiming it would lower prices, but analysts believe this will have minimal impact due to low export volumes. Experts say that existing high diesel prices are primarily driven by factors like Russia and China limiting exports and conflicts impacting energy infrastructure. The deal involves Russia supplying 2.72 million tons of diesel over…ABC News (AU)
  • 11 Oct Trump faces growing backlash over plans to import diesel from RussiaPresident Donald Trump has faced criticism from lawmakers in both parties over his plan to import Russian diesel fuel into the United States, despite recent legislation aimed at sanctioning nations that import Russian oil and gas. The deal would see Russia initially release 300,000 tonnes of diesel, followed by monthly shipments ranging from 500,000 to one million tonnes later in November, with further supplies…BBC
  • 11 Oct Boris blasts 'sickening' Trump deal with Putin: Ex-PM calls on Royal Navy to intercept Russia's diesel and says US 'bankrolls slaughter'Boris Johnson has harshly criticized Donald Trump's agreement to lift sanctions on Russian diesel fuel, calling the deal "sickening" and accusing Trump of forcing American drivers to financially support Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine. Johnson proposed that the Royal Navy should intercept any Russian ships carrying fuel through the English Channel if they attempt to deliver it to the US. The criticism comes as…Daily Mail
  • 11 Oct Trump Russia deal could fuel Putin's war, ex-NATO commander warns as Zelenskyy says 'nyet'Retired NATO commander General Philip Breedlove warned on Fox News Digital that President Donald Trump’s deal with Russia for diesel exports could fund President Vladimir Putin’s ongoing war against Ukraine. The agreement calls for Russia to supply 300,000 tonnes of diesel immediately and more in November, potentially providing Putin with revenue to sustain his military operations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr…Fox News
  • 11 Oct US senators want Trump to reverse course on Russia dieselOn October 11, seven US senators—four Republicans and three Democrats—urged President Trump to reconsider his decision to allow Russian diesel imports into the United States, arguing it contravenes a law banning such imports until Russia stops its aggression in Ukraine. The senators criticized the administration for not consulting Congress or providing necessary explanations as required by law. This criticism…The Straits Times
  • 11 Oct Trump’s deal with Putin will have little impact on US diesel prices, experts warnDonald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to temporarily lift sanctions on US imports of Russian diesel, aiming to lower fuel prices in the United States. The agreement involves initial shipments of 300,000 tonnes of diesel, followed by additional amounts later this year. However, energy and foreign policy experts warn that these quantities are too small and will take too long to arrive to have a meaningful…The Guardian
  • 11 Oct Prominent Republican senator says Trump's Russian diesel deal may be illegalSenator Thom Tillis criticized President Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel supplies, arguing it may be illegal and risks American lives. The deal aims to temporarily increase global diesel supply but faces bipartisan scrutiny for potentially violating recent Russia sanctions legislation honoring the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Despite criticism, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the…The Straits Times
  • 11 Oct 'Good for Americans': US treasury secretary defends Russia diesel deal, cites 'legal authority'US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the Trump administration's deal with Russia to supply diesel fuel to America, citing legal authority to proceed despite congressional objections. During an appearance on Fox News, Bessent argued that the agreement would lower diesel prices for Americans and dismissed claims by Senator Lindsey Graham and others in Congress who oppose the deal as incorrect. The deal…Times of India
  • 11 Oct Sen. Thom Tillis says he believes Trump’s fuel deal with Russia could be breaking the lawSen. Thom Tillis expressed concerns on NBC's "Meet the Press" that President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions against Russia for fuel trade might be illegal. He noted that Congress has not amended existing sanctions legislation to accommodate this deal and suggested that Trump may face legal issues as a result. Tillis warned of potential risks to American lives due to increased Russian funding of mercenaries and…NBC News
  • 11 Oct Trump says Putin ‘would like to see a settlement’ in Ukraine warOn October 10, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin desires to reach a settlement in the ongoing Ukraine war but criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for refusing compromise. During a press conference, Trump accused Zelenskyy of disobeying his orders and striking Russian refineries, which he claimed could exacerbate global fuel shortages following Washington's…The Hindu
  • 11 Oct Republican backlash brews over Trump’s diesel deal with RussiaRepublican lawmakers are criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to allow Russia to supply diesel fuel to the United States and global markets, arguing that it aids Russian military efforts and undermines Ukraine's war strategy. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) plans to introduce legislation to block Russian oil purchases, while other Republicans like former Vice President Mike Pence argue that importing Russian…Washington Examiner
  • 10 Oct Putin categorically rejects possibility of resuming Ukraine peace talks in call with TrumpVladimir Putin rejected any possibility of peace talks with Ukraine during a call with President Trump, insisting Russia will continue its military campaign until it achieves all stated objectives. The conversation lasted an hour and a half, with Putin asserting that Moscow holds total control over the war's outcome despite recent setbacks. Meanwhile, Russian forces struck a residential area in Zaporizhzhia early…New York Post
  • 10 Oct Trump touts diesel deal with Putin ahead of midtermsPresident Trump announced that Russia will release millions of tons of diesel fuel to help lower prices, citing tensions with Iran as a factor. This announcement was made shortly before the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.CBS News
  • 10 Oct Trump’s new diesel deal with Russia is ‘shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic’, expert sayPresident Trump announced a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to increase Russian diesel supply to the U.S. and global markets, aiming to lower fuel prices affected by disruptions in Ukraine and Iran. The deal includes immediate shipments of over 300,000 tonnes of diesel followed by more in November, along with eased sanctions on Russian fuel exports. However, experts like Michael Lynch from the Energy…The Independent
  • 10 Oct Neither Putin nor Trump wanted to hang up first, Kremlin aide says after 'very friendly' callRussian news agency Interfax reported that a Kremlin aide described a recent call between President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump as "very friendly" and lasting an hour and a half. During the call, both leaders agreed on Russian diesel fuel supplies to the United States, leading to a temporary easing of sanctions. The conversation mainly focused on resolving the war in Ukraine, although Putin…The Straits Times
  • 10 Oct Why is US turning to Russia for diesel despite sanctions?President Donald Trump announced a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to import over one million tonnes of diesel fuel from Russia to alleviate high fuel costs in the U.S., despite existing sanctions against Russia due to its war on Ukraine. The agreement involves immediate delivery of more than 300,000 tonnes and additional shipments later this year and beyond. However, analysts suggest that this deal may…Al Jazeera
  • 10 Oct Ukraine warns Trump-Putin diesel deal will bankroll Russia’s warUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns that a diesel fuel agreement between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is providing Russia with additional funds to continue its attacks on Ukraine. This comes at a time when global fuel prices are rising due to the United States' conflict with Iran.Al Jazeera
  • 10 Oct UK pledges to ‘maintain pressure on Russia’ after Trump diesel deal with MoscowThe UK government responded critically to US President Trump's announcement of a deal to purchase over one million tonnes of diesel from Russia, emphasizing the continuation of tough sanctions against Moscow. The spokesperson stated that Britain would maintain pressure on Russia through its sanctions regime to increase the costs of Putin’s actions and support peace efforts in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President…Evening Standard
  • 10 Oct Germany sticks to Russia sanctions after Trump announcement on dieselGermany announced it will continue to enforce sanctions against Russia over its conflict with Ukraine despite US President Donald Trump lifting some US sanctions on Russian fuel. On October 10, a German government spokesperson stated that Germany remains committed to the sanctions and is coordinating efforts with European partners. The spokesperson emphasized that Germany's support for Ukraine remains unchanged…The Straits Times
  • 10 Oct Zelensky bashes Trump over diesel deal with RussiaUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's deal with Russia to export diesel fuel, calling it a weak decision that feeds the war effort against Ukraine. In a statement, Zelensky said the deal allows Russia to earn more money from diesel exports, directly funding its military aggression. This marked one of his most direct and harsh critiques of Trump since taking office…Washington Examiner
  • 10 Oct Putin tells Trump peace talks are unlikely, cites Ukraine drone attacksRussian President Vladimir Putin informed US President Donald Trump during a phone call that immediate peace talks with Ukraine are unlikely due to recent drone attacks on Moscow. Putin’s foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov stated that these attacks disrupted potential negotiations, though Russia remains open to resuming discussions after assessing the situation. Additionally, Trump announced a deal for Russia to…Al Jazeera
  • 10 Oct Boosting US oil supplies with Russian diesel unlikely to have much impact on prices, experts sayPresident Donald Trump announced a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin for Russia to supply the U.S. with over 300,000 tons of diesel immediately and an additional 500,000 tons in November, followed by 4 million more tons later. However, energy policy experts doubt this will significantly lower diesel prices, which hit a record high of $6.53 per gallon on September 22, due to the ongoing conflict with Iran…The Independent
  • 10 Oct Boosting US oil supplies with Russian diesel unlikely to have much impact on prices, experts sayPresident Donald Trump announced a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to import over 300,000 tons of diesel immediately and an additional 500,000 tons in November. This move aims to alleviate high oil prices affecting U.S. consumers but is doubted by energy policy experts who believe it will have little impact on reducing costs. The national average for a gallon of diesel hit $6.53 on September 22, setting…Toronto Star
  • 10 Oct Zelenskyy furious as Trump announces deal to buy Russian dieselDonald Trump announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to purchase large quantities of diesel fuel from Russia, which Zelenskyy called "absolutely terrible" and unfair. The deal involves Russia supplying over 300,000 tons immediately followed by additional shipments totaling up to 1 million tons in November and another 3 million tons soon after. Trump claims this will lower fuel prices for…The Guardian
  • 9 Oct UK pledges to ‘maintain pressure on Russia’ after Trump diesel deal with MoscowThe UK government responded to US President Trump’s decision to purchase over one million tonnes of diesel from Russia by reaffirming its commitment to maintaining pressure on Moscow through strict sanctions. The deal includes an initial supply of 300,000 tonnes of diesel and subsequent deliveries totaling a further one million tonnes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the transaction, arguing that…Evening Standard
  • 9 Oct Kremlin says Putin in phone call with Trump downplays immediate Ukraine talks resumptionRussian President Vladimir Putin spoke with US President Donald Trump on October 10, according to the Kremlin. During the call, Putin expressed that Ukraine had disrupted potential immediate trilateral peace talks by launching drone attacks during Russia’s parliamentary elections. Putin also discussed economic initiatives, including potential Russian diesel fuel supplies to the US and global markets to address…The Straits Times
  • 9 Oct While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, Oct 10, 2026President Trump announced on October 9 that Russia agreed to supply over 300,000 metric tonnes of diesel immediately to the US and global markets in an attempt to lower fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections. Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized this move, saying it would not bring peace or benefit to the civilized world. Additionally, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Panama's southern coast on…The Straits Times
  • 9 Oct Ukraine’s Zelensky says letting Russia sell diesel to US is ‘investment in war’Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized an October 9 agreement between the US and Russia that allowed Russia to supply diesel fuel to the United States, calling it "an investment in a war that must be ended." During a visit to the US to discuss ending the conflict with Russia, Zelensky dismissed the deal on X (formerly Twitter), arguing that such agreements only prolong the war and provide funds for…The Straits Times
  • 9 Oct Trump says U.S. to get diesel from Russia, relaxing pressure on Moscow to ease prices before midtermsPresident Donald Trump announced a deal to import over 300,000 tons of diesel from Russia immediately, with additional supplies following in November and beyond. This move comes despite recent U.S. sanctions aimed at pressuring Russia regarding its conflict with Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the decision as weak, while Trump emphasized his priority to lower fuel prices for American…NPR
  • 9 Oct In U-turn on U.S. pressure on Russia, Trump says Washington to buy diesel from MoscowU.S. President Donald Trump announced on social media that he struck a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin for Russia to supply the United States with millions of tons of diesel fuel, despite previous sanctions against Russian energy imports following its invasion of Ukraine. According to Trump’s statement, Russia will initially deliver more than 300,000 tons of diesel and an additional 500,000 tons in…CBC
  • 9 Oct Trump says Russia to immediately supply diesel to U.S. after talks with PutinPresident Donald Trump announced on Friday, October 9, 2026, that Russia will immediately supply over 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the U.S., followed by additional shipments of 500,000 and 1 million tonnes in November and thereafter. Another 3 million tonnes are expected based on Russian refinery conditions. This agreement was made during talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid high U.S. fuel prices due…The Hindu
  • 9 Oct U.S. lifts sanctions on sale of Russian diesel in global marketsOn Friday, October 9, 2026, the U.S. lifted sanctions on Russian diesel sales until April 7, 2027, following a deal struck between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The agreement allows Russia to supply over 300,000 tons of diesel immediately, followed by additional shipments in November and thereafter based on Russia’s refining capacity. This decision comes amid global fuel shortages…The Hindu
  • 9 Oct Trump says Russia to supply diesel to US and global marketOn October 9, President Donald Trump announced that Russia had agreed to supply over 300,000 tonnes of diesel immediately to the U.S. market, with additional supplies of 500,000 and 1,000,000 tonnes planned for November and thereafter respectively. This agreement aims to address rising diesel prices, which have increased by 70% since the start of conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, reaching $6.28 per gallon on October 8…The Straits Times
  • 9 Oct Trump announces Russian diesel deal amid soaring US fuel pricesPresident Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Russia will supply 300,000 tonnes of diesel fuel immediately to the American and global markets, with additional deliveries of 500,000 tonnes in November and 1 million tonnes afterward, along with a total of 3 million tonnes within a short period. The announcement comes amid soaring US fuel prices, which have risen nearly 70 percent since the beginning of the…Al Jazeera
  • 9 Oct Trump announces Russia will release millions of tons of diesel to help with costsPresident Trump announced via a Truth Social post that Russia has agreed to release millions of tons of diesel fuel to help reduce global prices. Specifically, Russia will immediately release 300,000 tons of diesel and another 500,000 tons in November, followed by 1 million tons in December, with an additional 3 million tons to follow based on refinery conditions. The Treasury Department also announced it would…CBS News
  • 9 Oct Trump says US to import Russian diesel to ease pricesUS President Donald Trump announced on social media that Russia would supply 300,000 tons of diesel immediately to the American and global markets, with an additional 500,000 tons expected in November. This comes after talks between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and follows a ban by the Biden administration on importing Russian oil or gas since 2022 due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The US Treasury…Euronews
  • 9 Oct Putin throws Trump midterm lifeline as Russian tyrant agrees to 'immediately supply US with 300,000 tons of diesel'President Trump announced on Truth Social that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to supply the US with over 300,000 tons of diesel immediately and another 500,000 tons in November as part of efforts to lower fuel prices before the midterms. Currently, US diesel prices stand at $6.28 per gallon, significantly higher than last year's average of $3.68. This agreement aims to address rising costs driven by strikes…Daily Mail
  • 9 Oct Trump eases Russia sanctions to let Putin release diesel fuel onto the global marketPresident Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Russian President Vladimir Putin would release diesel fuel onto the global market to help lower prices, which have surged nearly 70% since February due to sanctions and war-related disruptions. To facilitate this, the Treasury Department eased sanctions on Russia through April 7, 2027, allowing for the sale and importation of Russian-origin diesel fuel during…NBC News
  • 9 Oct Trump wants to reduce the cost of fuel as the midterms loom - will it work?US President Donald Trump has made efforts to address rising fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections, where affordability issues are a significant concern for voters. Since the US-Israel conflict with Iran began in February, gasoline and diesel prices have more than doubled due to restricted oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz and the ongoing Russian war with Ukraine. Recently, Trump announced a waiver on…BBC

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