The U.S. Justice Department is pursuing a third prosecution against a former FBI director, escalating legal pressure amid ongoing political tensions. Meanwhile, Russia has announced that three tankers carrying its diesel are already heading to the U.S., with a fourth expected to depart soon, as part of a recent sanctions-relief deal brokered between the U.S. and Russian leaders. The agreement has sparked strong opposition from Ukraine and European allies, who warn of potential economic and geopolitical consequences. Critics argue the move could undermine sanctions aimed at limiting Russia’s energy exports and funding for its military operations.
The US justice department is attempting to prosecute the former FBI director for the third timeSign up for the Breaking News US emailThree tankers carrying Russian diesel are en route to the United States, with a fourth expected to depart Wednesday, Moscow has said, part of a deal that triggered a fierce Ukrainian and European backlash.US president Donald Trump this month struck an agreement with Russia’s president Vladimir Putin to ease sanctions in exchange for Moscow releasing diesel onto global markets. Continue reading...
