Trump Announces Deal with Putin to Release Russian Diesel Amid US Price Surge

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Former President Donald Trump has announced a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to release Russian diesel supplies. This move comes as diesel prices in the United States have doubled since the war with Iran began in February. The price surge has increased economic pressure on the country, particularly affecting the Republican party ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The agreement aims to alleviate the domestic fuel cost crisis by accessing Russian reserves.

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