It's OFFICIAL: Trump BETRAYS NATO With Russia Diesel Deal as Canada SEIZES $14B Oil Project!
The Prime Reports
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Donald Trump is facing fresh backlash after announcing a diesel supply arrangement with Russia, a move that has triggered criticism from both Democrats and Republicans. Reuters reported that Republican Senator Thom Tillis said the Russian diesel deal may be illegal, while the Trump administration argues it is necessary to ease fuel-price pressure before the U.S. midterms.
At the same time, Canada is moving ahead with its Pacific Link pipeline strategy, which Prime Minister Mark Carney says could generate more than C$20 billion (about US$14 billion) a year in GDP and help diversify Canada’s economy away from the United States.
In this video, we break down Trump’s Russia diesel deal, the political backlash in Washington, Canada’s Pacific Link oil project, the real meaning of the $14B figure, and what these developments could mean for energy markets, North American trade, Canadian exports, and the wider U.S.-Canada economic battle.
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Very surprised that an AI couldn't spot that...
a win win for all.
Get real this problem of high fuel prices would not be happening if Peace was made with Iran, but Trump cannot stop the Israeli attacking Lebanon and so no peace deal and oil supplies are not resumed. Put more pressure on Israel to with drawl out of Lebanon and perhaps things will return to normal.
It's OFFICIAL: Trump BETRAYS NATO With Russia Diesel Deal as Canada SEIZES $14B Oil Project!
The Prime Reports
5,749 views
Donald Trump is facing fresh backlash after announcing a diesel supply arrangement with Russia, a move that has triggered criticism from both Democrats and Republicans. Reuters reported that Republican Senator Thom Tillis said the Russian diesel deal may be illegal, while the Trump administration argues it is necessary to ease fuel-price pressure before the U.S. midterms.
At the same time, Canada is moving ahead with its Pacific Link pipeline strategy, which Prime Minister Mark Carney says could generate more than C$20 billion (about US$14 billion) a year in GDP and help diversify Canada’s economy away from the United States.
In this video, we break down Trump’s Russia diesel deal, the political backlash in Washington, Canada’s Pacific Link oil project, the real meaning of the $14B figure, and what these developments could mean for energy markets, North American trade, Canadian exports, and the wider U.S.-Canada economic battle.
#trump #canada #russia #diesel #oil #pacific #markcarney #trumpcanada #energycrisis #oilpipeline #energy #tradewar