Kremlin Calls Europe's Criticism of Trump's Russian Diesel Deal Hypocritical

The Kremlin described European criticism of Trump's agreement on Russian diesel as hypocritical, saying EU countries remain active buyers of Russian oil. The Kremlin also said it has no comment yet on what Trump has described as an “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine.

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The Kremlin described European countries' criticism of Trump's agreement on Russian diesel as hypocritical and said that EU countries are still active buyers of Russian oil.

The Kremlin also announced that it has yet to comment on what Trump described as an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine.