Trump accuses oilmen of making "too much money"
Taking advantage of the scarcity, they are making too much money," the American President told reporters in the White House
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Taking advantage of the scarcity, they are making too much money," the American President told reporters in the White House. Although both sides signed a memorandum of understanding on 17 June to cease military attacks and engage in a two-month dialogue with a view to a final peace agreement, the crusades resumed. He also stated that Iran itself called for the interruption of the plan of new attacks, which he described as "the largest since World War II".
Furthermore, Previously, the US leader had conditioned, through the Truth Social network, the lifting of the naval blockade to Iranian territory to "a deal" or "a total surrender". Donald Trump criticized the “unbelievably hypocritical” attitude of Iranian leadership for refusing to confirm that he is in peace talks with Washington. “They ask for a meeting, some would say ‘pray’, conversations begin and others are scheduled for the near future. EPA/DOGUKAN KESKINKILIC / POOL The US President, Donald Trump, accused the US oil companies this Monday of earning “more money” and demanded a drop in prices while warning Iran that he has a “last chance” to reach a peace agreement. “I don’t like this.
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Taking advantage of the scarcity, they are making too much money," the American President told reporters in the White House.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlthough both sides signed a memorandum of understanding on 17 June to cease military attacks and engage in a two-month dialogue with a view to a final peace agreement, the crusades resumed.
reliability low1/3 sourcesHe also stated that Iran itself called for the interruption of the plan of new attacks, which he described as "the largest since World War II".
reliability low1/3 sourcesPreviously, the US leader had conditioned, through the Truth Social network, the lifting of the naval blockade to Iranian territory to "a deal" or "a total surrender".
reliability low1/3 sourcesDonald Trump criticized the “unbelievably hypocritical” attitude of Iranian leadership for refusing to confirm that he is in peace talks with Washington. “They ask for a meeting, some would say ‘pray’, conversations begin and others are scheduled for the near future.
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EPA/DOGUKAN KESKINKILIC / POOL The US President, Donald Trump, accused the US oil companies this Monday of earning “more money” and demanded a drop in prices while warning Iran that he has a “last chance” to reach a peace agreement. “I don’t like this.
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