Chris Kennedy

As Chris Kennedy, an economist for the U.S. agency, points out, the attacks carried out by Kiev against Russian infrastructure and refineries, along with potential logistical problems, could translate into a reality of fuel flow lower than that agreed upon and hoped for by the two leaders. #DieselRusso #Trump #Energia (translated)

300 thousand tons sounds like a lot, but it is less than 100 thousand barrels a day. Bloomberg news agency journalist Chris Kennedy said that the 300 thousand tons of diesel fuel promised by Russia is about 2.25 million barrels, which is a negligible amount compared to the volume of fuel consumed by the US: #Ukraina #Tramps #Putins (translated)