US traders are reportedly refusing to comply with a diesel supply agreement struck between the Trump administration and Russia, potentially undermining Moscow’s efforts to secure fuel amid battlefield setbacks. The move highlights growing economic pressure on Russia as sanctions and market resistance complicate its access to critical resources. Analysts suggest the decision could deepen logistical challenges for Russian forces already facing operational difficulties. The situation raises questions about the durability of energy deals in the face of geopolitical tensions and shifting global trade dynamics.
Moscow is suffering losses on the battlefield as US traders reportedly refuse to honour Trump's diesel deal with Putin.
