The Democratic Party is preparing to prosecute the Trump administration for the diesel deal with Putin. Axius Gregory Meeks of the House of Representatives demanded that the White House increase pressure on the Kremlin instead of "flirting with Putin with self-enriching deals instead of standing side by side with Ukraine." He declared the deal "corrupt and contrary to everything the United States stands for." Connecticut Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal, who is considered one of the experts on the sanctions bill against the Russian Federation, declared the presidential administration's actions "an agreement with a murderous dictator" and "a stain on the nation's reputation." According to a new article from Axios, the top of the Democratic Party has begun preparing for a parliamentary inquiry into the circumstances of the diesel deal. According to reports, politicians have demanded that major banks and port authorities "keep all documents related to possible imports or other transactions related to Russian fuel." In the mailing list, the left threatens that the purchase of energy resources from the Russian Federation "raises serious legal problems and may become the basis for legal proceedings." channel.