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"We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," said Zelensky ("a gift to Vladimir Putin"). Some Republicans in the House who are preparing to block the agreement with a vote have repeated it: "We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," wrote Pennsylvania Republican Brian Fitzpatrick on X. #GuerraInUcraina #CessateIlFuoco #Trump (translated)

The author wrote that in South Sudan, oil is worth billions, but hospitals lack medicines, healthcare workers are waiting for their salaries, and children are digging in gold mines. He added that there is gunfire outside and reported that he went into the forest with AMREF Italy to see what is happening and who is speculating. https://t.co/Bny4C9cG0P #Sudan #Salute #DirittiUmani #SS (translated)

Majakovsk has defined Trump’s “disaster” as even more serious, claiming that the U.S. Treasury could not use a license to circumvent the federal law that prohibited imports from Russia. He added that any potential policy change would require a 30-day advance notice to Congress and that, in his view, Russian ships would not be able to clear goods and would remain in port without unloading them. The author criticized the political class, accusing it of acting without respecting the rules and of not knowing them. Regarding the tanker headed for the United States, he stated that it probably carried fertilizer, perhaps urea, and not diesel: he specified that no data on the cargo was available and that confirmation would only come upon docking. He also argued that the timing did not match and that in the past tankers had already transported fertilizer instead of oil. Finally, Majakovsk predicted a sharp decline in pro-Russian bots on X. While acknowledging that there was no circumstantial evidence of farm bots on Yandex, he claimed that state control was so strong that their presence was “practically certain.” According to him, the disruption of bots and services on Yandex would likely have made many accounts on the platform less active as well. #Trump #Russia #Politica (translated)

This agreement does not represent a definitive solution to the problem, but is only an additional flow that attempts to help an unbelievably tight diesel market. Jim Mitchell, senior analyst at Wood Mackenzie, shares this view and is among the first to dampen enthusiasm about U.S. terminals. #Petrolio #TrumpPutin #MercatiEnergetici (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??

Majakovsk stated that a tanker, set out for propaganda purposes long before the agreement, did not change the situation, because according to him Russia could not increase production, reduce domestic consumption, or sell more oil. He added that Moscow could redirect some of the sales destined for China and India to the United States, but he called the move propagandistic. He predicted that in April the quantities sold would remain the same as the current ones or would likely decrease. He also judged the political aspect of the matter to be very serious and used derogatory terms referring to the beneficiaries of Russian propaganda. #Petrolio #Russia #Economia (translated)

During the conversation, the Russian president was very understanding towards some proposals from the US side regarding de-escalation measures. However, it was not only about oil, as Peskov reveals: "During the conversation, the Russian president was very understanding towards some proposals from the US side regarding de-escalation measures." #Russia #Ucraina #Putin (translated)

The author had written that Trump's United States had reached an agreement with Putin on oil and gas, allowed the live streaming of the execution by firing squad of a death row inmate for the first time in 90 years, and sanctioned the judges of the International Criminal Court. He had called these developments a sign of an upside-down world. #politica #USA #Trump #USA #RU (translated)

The author wrote that Trump’s United States had reached an oil deal with Putin, allowed the live streaming of a capital execution for the first time in 90 years, and sanctioned the judges of the International Criminal Court. He described the situation as "a topsy-turvy world" and added that it was a world that could not be... #politica #internazionale #giustizia #US #RU (translated)

Ultimora.net, citing Reuters, reported that the supplies announced by Donald Trump for October and November amounted to about 2.2 million barrels in the immediate term and 3.7 million in November. It added that the first two tranches, totaling about 5.9 million barrels, were equivalent to about a week's worth of Russian diesel exports, which exceeded 800,000 barrels per day in 2025. #Energia #Petrolio #Esportazioni (translated)

Marco Setaccioli had argued that Donald Trump, after imposing sanctions on those buying fuel from Russia, would in turn buy Russian fuel. According to Setaccioli, the money paid to Moscow would allow Vladimir Putin to purchase drones from Iran and technology from China, which in turn purchased Iranian oil. The author had accused Trump of indirectly funding the Tehran regime while the United States was waging war against it, and of contributing to dedollarization by paying in dollars. He also used offensive expressions to describe the U.S. president and accused him of putting weapons in the hands of America's enemies, claiming that dictators knew how to exploit him and convince him to lead the country away from ruin. #politica #Trump #Russia (translated)

Former Undersecretary of State Michele Geraci stated that Italy had followed Donald Trump's invitation not to purchase Russian gas and oil and had approved sanctions against Moscow. He claimed that Mario Draghi had anticipated peace without gas and that the measures had put pressure on the German and Italian economies. Geraci added that Trump had then lifted the sanctions on Russia and partially resumed purchases of Russian energy, leaving Italy at a disadvantage. According to him, the outcome had been predictable for four years and was due to the total incompetence of the Italian government. #Trump #Russia #Energia (translated)

Giorgio Arfaras from the Einaudi Center in Turin warns that the oil agreement between Trump and Putin is risky and represents an electoral move to appease the American middle class, while Wall Street remains skeptical about its actual effectiveness. #Trump #Energia #Petrolio (translated)