Un accord sur le gazole entre Trump et Poutine, au grand dam de l’Ukraine et de ses alliés
Le président des Etats-Unis a annoncé, vendredi, que la Russie s’engageait à fournir près de 5 millions de tonnes de gazole aux Etats-Unis et aux marchés mondiaux « dans une courte période ». Un accord qui va à l’encontre des sanctions qui pèsent...
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Source: Le Monde
Le président des Etats-Unis a annoncé, vendredi, que la Russie s’engageait à fournir près de 5 millions de tonnes de gazole aux Etats-Unis et aux marchés mondiaux « dans une courte période ». Un accord qui va à l’encontre des sanctions qui pèsent sur le pétrole russe et qui a suscité la consternation en Europe.
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