Trump Defends Energy Deal With Russia, Targets European Union

Trump claimed the European Union has paid Russia $250 billion for energy purchases. Defending his decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel imports, he accused the media of ignoring European energy purchases from Russia and again emphasized his approach [...]

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US President Donald Trump claimed that the European Union has paid 250 billion dollars to buy energy from Russia. By making this claim, he defended his decision to reduce restrictions on the import of Russian diesel.

Trump accused the media of ignoring European energy purchases from Russia and reiterated his "America First" approach.

Important note: the figure of 250 billion dollars has not been independently verified so far.