Republicans are divided over the Trump administration’s controversial diesel fuel deal with Russia, with some expressing support for the president’s decision while strongly criticizing the source. Concerns were also raised about comments suggesting Ukraine should have a new leader, adding to political tensions. A senator from Louisiana acknowledged backing the president’s move but condemned the idea of purchasing fuel from Vladimir Putin, calling him a brutal figure. The debate highlights growing unease among lawmakers over foreign policy decisions tied to the administration.
Several Republicans voiced objections to the Trump administration Russian diesel deal and President Trump's suggestion that Ukraine needed a new leader. When asked about the deal, Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) said on Friday he supported the president’s decision but he doesn’t “support his decision to import it from Putin. Vladimir Putin is a butcher. He's a...
