Trump’s Russia diesel deal may offer Putin more than money — and spell trouble for Ukraine

An employee strolls across a deserted gas station belonging to the state-owned company Rosneft, where the only fuel available for sale is diesel, on September 21, 2026, in Moscow, Russia. Contributor | Getty Images News | Getty Images A series of moves by U.S. President Donald Trump has raised fresh questions about Washington’s reliability as Kyiv’s most important military partner. The U.S.-Russia diesel deal offers Moscow limited financial gains but could encourage Putin to seek further Western concessions, experts told CNBC. According to Serhiy
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