President Trump announced a deal that permits Russia to export diesel to the United States, which has drawn criticism from several Senate Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. Senators Susan Collins (Maine), Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), John Curtis (Utah), and Thom Tillis (North Carolina) have publicly opposed the deal, expressing concerns about its implications.
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Trump's diesel export deal with Russia faces opposition from GOP senators
President Trump has reached a deal allowing Russia to export diesel to the United States, which has faced backlash from four Republican senators. The senators have voiced their opposition to the deal as the midterm elections approach.
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