A growing number of Senate Republicans are expressing criticism towards President Trump’s agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to import 2.2 million tons of diesel fuel into the U.S. market. At least eight Republican senators have publicly voiced concerns regarding the deal, which would allow the United States to import hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel from Russia.
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Senate Republicans Criticize Diesel Import Deal with Russia
Several Senate Republicans are opposing President Trump's deal to import 2.2 million tons of Russian diesel. At least eight senators have publicly raised concerns about the implications of this agreement.
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