War on Iran, Deal with Russia and Elections: Trump Searches for an Escape Route

The US president has activated a series of urgent measures to curb the surge in fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections: pressuring allies to release strategic reserves, allowing dyed diesel on the roads, and, most importantly, a deal with Vladimir Putin to supply Russian diesel to US and global markets. But senior energy market analysts say these measures will at best create only a few weeks of relative calm, and

The US President has activated a series of urgent measures to contain the spike in fuel prices on the eve of the mid-term elections: pressure on allies to release strategic reserves, allow the use of dyed diesel on the roads and, most importantly, agree with Vladimir Putin to supply Russian diesel to the US and world markets. But senior analysts of the energy market say that these measures will at best provide a few weeks of relative calm and at the same time strengthen Moscow's position; Because the main root of the crisis is the continuation of US and Israeli military aggression against Iran and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz.