European leaders are intensifying diplomatic efforts to counter a recent energy agreement between the U.S. and Russia, raising concerns over its potential impact on Ukraine’s defense and Europe’s energy security. With discussions underway in Brussels, Berlin, and Kyiv, officials are pressing for alternatives to ensure continued support for Ukraine while mitigating risks tied to Russian oil supplies. The move follows a high-profile deal that has sparked debates over geopolitical strategy and economic dependencies. Analysts warn the agreement could undermine sanctions and weaken Europe’s stance against Moscow’s aggression.
Officials lobby European capitals and Kyiv following Trump’s diesel deal with Putin
