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Bipartisan bill barring U.S. purchase of Russian oil on the horizon: Fitzpatrick

Trump’s deal allowing Russian diesel supplies drew criticism, and he defended his position on Ukraine.

Bipartisan bill barring U.S. purchase of Russian oil on the horizon: Fitzpatrick
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Oct 10, 2026
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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick said he plans to introduce a bipartisan bill barring purchases of Russian oil and force a vote through a discharge petition. The proposal responds to President Trump’s deal permitting Russian diesel supplies to the U.S. and global markets.

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President whose deal permitting Russian oil supplies prompted the proposed bill

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Representative proposing a bill to bar purchases of Russian oil

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Don Bacon
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Representative who said he would be an original cosponsor

Gabe Amo
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Representative who criticized Trump’s deal

ALSO MENTIONED  Vladimir Putin, Russian president quoted as saying Russia was ready to supply oil and petroleum; Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian president who warned about the signal Trump’s deal could send to Russia

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Trump Announces Russian Diesel Import Plan

Outlets across left, center, and right report that Trump announced a plan to import Russian diesel and that lawmakers from both parties called for reversing or blocking it. Left-leaning outlets cast the deal as favoring Putin and damaging U.S. interests. Center outlets emphasize bipartisan legal objections alongside competing claims about fuel costs. Right-leaning outlets pair Trump’s lower-price prediction with Republican criticism and calls for reversal.

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