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Thomas Jäger wrote that Trump's diesel deal would not lower the price. His affront against Zelensky and his closeness to Putin would not bring him any new voters, and Trump could not blame Ukraine for the high gas prices, Jäger explained. In conclusion, he wrote that Trump had served Putin. #Trump #Ukraine #Putin (translated)

Il presidente Volodymyr Zelensky ha dichiarato che la squadra negoziale ucraina negli Stati Uniti viene usata come "paravento" mentre Donald Trump stringe accordi con Vladimir Putin sulle forniture di carburante. "Ritengo che la nostra squadra venga usata semplicemente come paravento. E questo non è affatto onesto, non è affatto da partner. E secondo me, purtroppo, è una decisione debole da parte di partner forti", ha detto il presidente. Ha aggiunto che accordi di questo tipo significano soldi in più per Putin per questa guerra. Certo, uno smacco bello e buono, anche all’Europa…e poi parliamo di sanzioni!! Questo è un colpo che ha spiazzato tutti, e dimostra ancora una volta come ai cari americani non gliene freghi niente. Ricordo, tanti anni fa, un dialogo con un americano di origine egiziana, sulla via di Odessa. C’era Clinton, io tessevo le sue lodi, il tizio mi disse “ma voi credete che agli americani interessi qualcosa di qualcuno?? A loro interessa solo che la benzina costi poco!!”. Mi risuonano queste parole, dette negli anni 90. Certo, le elezioni di medio termine sono alle porte, il presidente è in calo di consensi, e si allea anche col demonio. Da adesso in poi, non so cosa succederà, che senso ha parlare di sanzioni europee, se poi gli americani sdoganano il petrolio russo??

"The wars are not over. There is no peace. The energy system is still under pressure," said Jan Stuart, a global energy strategist at Piper Sandler, CNN reports. "The United States does not live in isolation. We are part of the global market and pay the global price because we import gasoline." "The United States does not live in isolation. We are part of the global market and pay the global price because we import gasoline," Stuart said. #Energija #CijeneGoriva #GlobalnaKriza (translated)

The Poland News reported that a 14-year-old from Wadowice took his parents' Renault Kadjar and drove over 700 kilometers to Kołobrzeg. According to the report, police tracked the boy down thanks in part to the signal from his phone and a card payment made at a gas station. The teenager did not stop for a check near Stary Borek, abandoned the car in Kołobrzeg, and tried to escape on foot. According to the post, he was found after 9 PM, emergency medical services were called, and the boy was picked up by his family. The family court was to take up the matter. #Wadowice #Polska #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Tomasz Lis wrote that Trump wanted to pay Putin for oil, which he described as bought with the blood of Ukrainians. He claimed that Trump only cared about a slight reduction in gasoline prices in the U.S. and limiting the scale of the inevitable defeat, in his opinion, in the November Congressional elections. #Trump #Putin #Ukraińcy (translated)

Jan Ruzicka wrote that Trump and Putin made a "deal of the century" with the first delivery of 2.2 million barrels of oil, which he claimed the United States would consume in 14 hours. According to his estimate, the entire package would last nine days, provided that Ukrainian drones did not disrupt its production. He suggested that Trump might have anticipated the failure of the agreement and wanted to blame Volodymyr Zelensky for it. After a potential Ukrainian attack on another refinery, Ruzicka claimed that Vladimir Putin could argue that he wanted to implement the deal, but it was thwarted by Kyiv. Trump's people could then shift the blame for gas station prices onto Ukraine and question whether a war was being fought in the Gulf. He also mentioned Nord Stream and Lukoil International as other possible consequences. In conclusion, he thanked Marco Rubio for his speech at the Acropolis. #Trump #Putin #Ukraina (translated)

"The wars are not over. There is no peace. The energy system is still under great pressure," said Jan Stuart, global energy strategist at Piper Sandler. "The United States does not live in isolation. We depend on the global price because we import gasoline." "We are working with very low inventories. We no longer have any protection," said Stuart. #cijenegoriva #nafta #hormuški_tjesnac (translated)

Chris Veber wrote that the manufacturer Ardo (Iglo) is closing its plant in Austria because it can no longer produce frozen vegetables competitively there due to high energy and personnel costs. He blamed the Austrian government for this. He claimed that half of the salary goes to the state and that the energy transition, as well as the sanctions against Russia, have caused energy prices to rise sharply. Veber harshly criticized the government and warned that companies would be driven out or pushed into ruin. He wrote that then no one would pay taxes anymore, and Austria was also at risk of suffering damage. He called for the government to resign. #Österreich #Energiepreise #Politik (translated)

Lucillola wrote that Meloni's, Tajani's, and Vannacci's parties had voted against the oil extra profits and urged to remember this when choosing between fueling up and buying meat for their children. #Meloni #Tajani #carburanti #Vannacci #10ottobre #elezioni #carburanti #politica (translated)

Mathias Priebe wrote that Donald Trump orders millions of tons of diesel directly from Vladimir Putin. In light of media reports about an extreme shortage of diesel and gasoline in Russia, he asked whether these reports had been propaganda. He also referred to Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries deep in Russia, which were supposedly successful, and wondered if Trump would watch this happen. Priebe stated that the deal shows that EU sanctions are now only harming the economy itself and advocated for abandoning what he believes to be failed and ineffective sanction packages. #Priebshow #Friedenstreiber https://t.co/O1xFVlkQzq #Trump #Putin #EU (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the intention lies in this: The gasoline price will not drop so significantly before the elections that it could sustainably influence the outcome. In the USA, the gasoline price is more important than the diesel price, the level of which will only later be reflected in pricing due to logistical delays. #Benzinpreis #Wahlen #USA (translated)