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At a glance
A bipartisan group of 12 senators urged President Trump to reverse his decision to ease sanctions on Russia's diesel fuel exports, citing concerns it would aid Moscow's war efforts in Ukraine.
What the briefing reports
President Trump is facing opposition from a bipartisan group of senators over his decision to ease sanctions on Russia's diesel fuel exports. The senators argue that this deal would help Moscow continue its war in Ukraine, prompting them to call for the decision to be reversed.
A group of 12 senators, comprising six Democrats and six Republicans, wrote a letter to the president expressing their concerns and urging him to withdraw from the deal made with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The senators are concerned that easing sanctions on Russia's diesel fuel exports would aid Moscow's war efforts in Ukraine.
They have called on President Trump to reverse his decision, citing the potential consequences of the deal. The letter from the senators reflects the bipartisan concern about the implications of the deal on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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