Trump Says US Still Sharing Intel with Ukraine, Defends Russian Diesel Deal
Trump said the United States is still helping Ukraine with intelligence as lawmakers question a Russian diesel deal tied to energy-import restrictions.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the United States continues to share intelligence with Ukraine, adding he is working with both Kyiv and Moscow to bring an end to the war.
- Trump observed that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy want the war to end, but noted, "there is a lot of hatred between the two of them."
- Lawmakers from both parties have criticized a deal involving Russian diesel, alleging it violates United States energy import restrictions imposed over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
- Asked whether Russia could use proceeds from the diesel deal to purchase bombs, Trump sidestepped the question, stating, "That's a diesel deal, not for us."
- This follows past diplomatic efforts, including Trump's 2018 meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, establishing a pattern of direct United States-Russia engagement.
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