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[00:01:42] Hello, how are you, I'm Paola Pérez, welcome to the Telesur map, the agreement
[00:01:45] between Russia and the United States to
[00:01:48] sell a total of more than 4 million
[00:01:50] metric tons of diesel during the
[00:01:53] happen much faster than next 3 months and from then on, one million tons per month
[00:01:56] is raising reactions in Europe and even a political crisis in Ukraine.
[00:02:00] Today we are going to analyze these movements also scenarios in the midst of a
[00:02:03] conflict that has already lasted more than 4 years, so we begin,
[00:02:16] for this it is essential to deploy our map and review some key
[00:02:19] data, precisely what this agreement between the United States and Russia is about,
[00:02:23] we are talking about an energy agreement, let's deploy our
[00:02:27] world map for this and let's identify with the colors of the
[00:02:32] apocalyptic. The sound of flag, first the United States, there you see it, also the
[00:02:36] language, of arrogance Russian Federation with the colors of its flag, it must be said that these two presidents, Vladimir
[00:02:40] Putin and his counterpart Donald Trump, agreed to the
[00:02:43] supply of Russian diesel fuel to Washington and to the
[00:02:47] world market, the US
[00:02:49] session of the United government also decided to temporarily suspend sanctions on
[00:02:52] these deliveries to guarantee
[00:02:56] on the one hand, the policy of energy stability, that is what is also reported as part of the agreement, it has been released on
[00:02:59] the truth social account of the
[00:03:02] US president, who announced the initial shipment of more
[00:03:06] than 300,000 tons, another 500,000 that
[00:03:10] scan the QR code to will arrive in November, Trump wrote, as part of a
[00:03:13] second phase an additional million will be sent immediately
[00:03:16] after. The US Treasury Department has already
[00:03:20] authorized all transactions related to this
[00:03:24] sale. We are talking about the delivery
[00:03:26] obviously through the import of Russian diesel, the
[00:03:30] suspension of sanctions that extends until April 2027,
[00:03:33] allowing its entry into US
[00:03:37] put the dot on territory. In this scenario, Trump mentioned that
[00:03:40] Russia could deliver 3 million additional tons
[00:03:43] in a short period. The capacity of Russian refineries would determine
[00:03:47] the completion of this last part of the agreement. The
[00:03:51] director of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, Kirill Dmitriev,
[00:03:54] highlighted the continuity of this energy cooperation between both
[00:03:57] countries, stating that it
[00:04:00] will benefit global markets and the entire world, writing
[00:04:04] that energy cooperation between Moscow and Washington, according to both leaders
[00:04:08] would continue to guarantee
[00:04:10] stability and security in global fuel
[00:04:14] markets, how is this movement being read and in what
[00:04:18] scenario is it taking place, today we analyze it on the Telesur
[00:04:22] map.
[00:04:28] level that is key in For this we are joined from Argentina by Claymans, an expert on Russia, who is also a journalist,
[00:04:32] Hernando, thank you for your time for the Telesur
[00:04:36] agreements, which is very different from what map, how are you, welcome,
[00:04:39] hello Paola, good afternoon for us, from
[00:04:42] Argentina we also add Marcelo Ramírez, content director
[00:04:45] of Asia TV, geopolitical analyst in smoke and mirrors and also in
[00:04:49] Asia in motion, what a pleasure to have you on the Telesur map, Marcelo, thank you for your
[00:04:53] time, no, what's up, thank you for
[00:04:56] calling me, Hernando, I would like to start with you, to be
[00:05:00] able to understand
[00:05:03] how this agreement is born, in what scenario, also, how do
[00:05:06] we qualify this geopolitical
[00:05:09] evade when the movement between Russia and the United States.
[00:05:12] Well, let's clarify some
[00:05:14] points,
[00:05:17] approximately 4 million tons of diesel are traded
[00:05:20] per day worldwide.
[00:05:24] Russia produces approximately
[00:05:26] 85 million tons of
[00:05:30] diesel per year.
[00:05:33] The agreement of Trump,
[00:05:36] as suggested by Russian First Deputy Prime Minister
[00:05:39] Alexandr Novak, who is in charge of
[00:05:43] the entire Russian
[00:05:45] energy complex, this
[00:05:48] agreement means nothing more than a political
[00:05:52] opening for Russia, an opening
[00:05:55] that once again demonstrates
[00:05:58] the reality as it is, that is, we are talking about
[00:06:01] that it is not Russia that
[00:06:05] set conditions, it is not Russia that
[00:06:08] offered any agreement, but it is the United States
[00:06:12] that did two things: on the one
[00:06:15] hand it asked for fuel and on the other
[00:06:18] hand it lifted sanctions, that's
[00:06:21] fine, it's provisional, it will be until
[00:06:25] the end of April next year, but the truth is
[00:06:28] that this means
[00:06:32] a really important
[00:06:35] turning point not only in the fuel
[00:06:39] world but in general in the world economy, I must clarify that
[00:06:42] also this morning, I haven't seen it now, but this
[00:06:46] morning Brent crude was at
[00:06:49] 107 dollars, so it hasn't gone down, it's not
[00:06:53] that this agreement has generated a world
[00:06:57] price drop, for now what
[00:07:00] there is is simply an
[00:07:03] agreement by Russia to place
[00:07:07] 300,000 tons of fuel
[00:07:10] in the United States, well. 300,000 tons of
[00:07:13] diesel
[00:07:16] as this, as transportation, as logistics,
[00:07:20] are two ships, no more than that, what happens is that for a
[00:07:24] Trump hacked by the
[00:07:26] internal political
[00:07:28] situation, on the eve of
[00:07:31] a mid-term election that after
[00:07:35] hacking his presidency, showing
[00:07:37] that he is in a position to
[00:07:40] lower the overwhelming internal price
[00:07:43] of gasoline is very important, this is what Trump
[00:07:47] is doing at this moment, anyway,
[00:07:49] this agreement, more than
[00:07:52] anything, what it means is a
[00:07:56] political definitive, a
[00:07:59] definitive distancing of the United States
[00:08:03] from the Kiev regime, that is why
[00:08:06] Zelensky has
[00:08:09] spoken out in a way that is even
[00:08:12] hysterical against this agreement, which in turn generated
[00:08:16] another reprimand
[00:08:19] from Trump who has told him that he not only is not fit to
[00:08:22] be president of
[00:08:26] Ukraine, but that he is also
[00:08:30] sabotaging the peace agreement and also he
[00:08:33] has to go, there have to be elections,
[00:08:37] well, the truth is that at this point in the
[00:08:41] game that Trump takes this
[00:08:43] position from the point of view of, let's say, the
[00:08:47] political situation in Europe, is something
[00:08:51] very strong, it's something very strong, we are talking about
[00:08:55] a position that is
[00:08:58] absolutely contrary to the
[00:09:00] position of European leaders,
[00:09:03] who still think that
[00:09:07] they should put money, weapons
[00:09:10] and advisors to support the Kiev
[00:09:14] regime, something absolutely impossible
[00:09:18] today and absolutely
[00:09:21] out of touch with reality,
[00:09:25] so that is why Zelensky is
[00:09:28] asking for a change of elections,
[00:09:32] he is asking for two months of
[00:09:36] armistice, now
[00:09:38] let's clarify one thing, first.
[00:09:42] Zelensky's term as president of Ukraine
[00:09:45] expired in March 2024,
[00:09:48] not 2025,
[00:09:51] 2024,
[00:09:54] this in the first place, and in second place, nobody
[00:09:57] believes him, nobody, neither the
[00:10:00] Americans nor the Europeans, believe Zelensky
[00:10:03] that he will have an armistice and will not
[00:10:07] take advantage of those 60 days not to hold elections but to
[00:10:10] rearm and perhaps.
[00:10:14] to make a path
[00:10:18] by which he can
[00:10:21] political situation tomorrow puts him against the
[00:10:25] wall, today the agreement that
[00:10:28] has just been
[00:10:30] signed, they didn't sign anything, the
[00:10:34] agreement that Putin
[00:10:37] and Trump have just announced,
[00:10:40] simply puts things in their place,
[00:10:43] I clarify, to
[00:10:45] finish, that today the
[00:10:49] Deputy Prime Minister Novak announced
[00:10:53] that negotiations between
[00:10:56] American companies and Russian companies were
[00:11:00] beginning to prepare the shipments, it's not
[00:11:04] from one day to the next, no, but they are
[00:11:07] preparing it, now here
[00:11:10] I finish, the United States has continued to
[00:11:13] import gas from
[00:11:15] Russia today, it never stopped importing diesel, nor
[00:11:19] diesel nor
[00:11:23] compressed natural gas, LNG.
[00:11:25] That is, what they are doing is
[00:11:29] placing a possible
[00:11:34] is happening in order to move the
[00:11:38] internal political landscape of the United States,
[00:11:42] that is my opinion, well, since you went ahead a lot
[00:11:45] of my picture, I tell you Hernando, Marcelo, I would like
[00:11:49] to know also if this, if this energy truce, as we can call it,
[00:11:52] also has its interpretation of geopolitical
[00:11:55] movement, which was my question for Hernando, because here there has
[00:11:59] also been a negotiation of an exit that
[00:12:02] Russia, for example, with Kiev, has insisted on so much and has not been closed, but
[00:12:06] given the conditions of not having elections, not having legality,
[00:12:09] it has been unfeasible, something that from Ukraine itself has
[00:12:13] been undermining a possible negotiated solution
[00:12:16] to this conflict that has already lasted more than three
[00:12:19] years, what implications will this
[00:12:22] truce have not only for the global ethical market, but what it
[00:12:26] represents in the role that Russia is currently playing?
[00:12:28] Well,
[00:12:31] more than anything, what we are
[00:12:35] advancement in terms of the ability to
[00:12:38] provide diesel to the US market, which is scarce
[00:12:42] and is leading to prices of almost $6 per barrel in some
[00:12:46] cases, or rather, per gallon, this
[00:12:49] is the most well-known part, but I think
[00:12:52] Putin's bet,
[00:12:55] and why he agrees to offer Trump a lifeline
[00:12:59] on the eve of the mid-term elections,
[00:13:02] is basically
[00:13:05] to increase pressure on
[00:13:08] Zelensky. Why do I say
[00:13:11] this? Because in reality, Ukraine is launching sustained
[00:13:15] attacks against Russian refineries, which is affecting the
[00:13:19] global diesel supply, and Zelensky
[00:13:22] is actually doing this for his own
[00:13:25] interests and is not aligning them with the interests of
[00:13:29] Trump, who in turn is under pressure because
[00:13:32] precisely in the Gulf, with the problems in the Strait of
[00:13:35] Hormuz, the extraction of
[00:13:38] crude and refined
[00:13:42] products from the oil
[00:13:45] powers of the Middle East
[00:13:48] is becoming difficult. In this way, what
[00:13:51] does Trump achieve? He negotiates
[00:13:54] with Putin. Putin offers
[00:13:57] to help him with a program that can reach approximately 7
[00:14:01] million dollars by offering him
[00:14:05] oil, offering him diesel to solve
[00:14:08] the supply problems. In return, what he will get is that Trump will
[00:14:12] pressure Zelensky precisely to stop the attacks on the
[00:14:16] refineries. In some way, Trump's attitude has already
[00:14:20] been clear in this aspect and he has told him that he can do whatever he wants,
[00:14:23] but he cannot attack the refineries, something that Zelensky
[00:14:27] has somehow disobeyed,
[00:14:30] in that way, what Russia indirectly
[00:14:33] achieves is that Washington
[00:14:36] increases its pressure capacity on Kiev,
[00:14:40] this is what has worried Zelensky and his
[00:14:43] government so much, because this
[00:14:46] also shows Russia as a
[00:14:50] power factor at an international
[00:14:53] the formation of prices, for example, for something as delicate as
[00:14:57] fuels, all this somehow leads
[00:15:00] Trump to have a policy that initially
[00:15:04] would seem contradictory to what the United States has said, which is to increase
[00:15:08] pressure on Russia and
[00:15:11] on its energy
[00:15:15] income basically, and on that
[00:15:17] note, where this energy truce
[00:15:20] is celebrated, and in the midst of all this situation,
[00:15:24] other factors are also added that may perhaps have a weight in
[00:15:28] this balance, I ask Marcelo and Hernando Kleimans to stay online with
[00:15:31] us as well as our viewers, we are going to
[00:15:34] take a short break, but not before sharing with you our.
[00:15:47] We want to share on the Telesur map this video circulating on the
[00:15:51] social network X, in the image we see the president of the United States
[00:15:55] Donald Trump referring to this energy agreement where he says that he
[00:15:58] agrees to send millions and millions of barrels of oil, that is what is
[00:16:02] reported during his speech in front of all these
[00:16:05] people who are preparing for the mid-term elections, amidst
[00:16:09] applause, Trump thanked President Vladimir Putin
[00:16:13] for this opportunity, he knows that this has an important
[00:16:16] weight in these elections, although narratively
[00:16:20] he has stated on more than one occasion that they do not
[00:16:23] mean that much to the Republican wing, the truth is
[00:16:26] that what is also measured in the mid-term
[00:16:30] effective movement that Russia has made in recent
[00:16:34] weeks, we will talk about this when we return.
[00:16:38] the way today, Russia agreed to send us
[00:16:42] millions and millions of barrels of oil, and
[00:16:46] it's diesel, that's what we really need, so thank you.
[00:17:39] Today on the Telesur map we are analyzing this agreement between
[00:17:43] the United States and Russia amidst a conflict that has already lasted
[00:17:46] more than 3 years. Hernando, amidst all this scenario comes
[00:17:50] the role of Europe, a Europe that also
[00:17:53] decides not only perhaps
[00:17:56] to shoot itself in the foot, as they would say colloquially, but to try to
[00:18:00] prevent this from taking a good course, the big question is why, why
[00:18:03] oppose it if they have continued to buy energy even
[00:18:07] during the first months of this
[00:18:09] 2026,
[00:18:13] yes, it is really a question that should
[00:18:16] be
[00:18:18] redirected to a psychiatrist, to a
[00:18:22] psychologist, because the truth is that it is inexplicable that
[00:18:25] they are condemning their peoples to energy
[00:18:29] hunger, when in reality they do not have to
[00:18:33] do it, because besides this there is no
[00:18:36] other energy security in the
[00:18:39] world today than the one that Russia can
[00:18:43] provide, what we have just seen about the Strait of
[00:18:47] Hormuz, the collapse of many
[00:18:50] productions in Middle Eastern
[00:18:54] refineries indicate that we must
[00:18:57] look for the reliable supplier, as in any
[00:19:00] business, you cannot look for a supplier that
[00:19:03] you do not know if they will supply you,
[00:19:07] you have to... the supplier that has really shown that
[00:19:10] it has always complied with its deliveries,
[00:19:14] but well, this also has an important political side in
[00:19:17] Europe, I mean, because
[00:19:21] we cannot ignore the situation of tremendous
[00:19:24] political weakness of some of its
[00:19:27] leaders, in Germany, Macron
[00:19:31] himself in France
[00:19:35] who are facing situations
[00:19:39] of instability, to put it mildly,
[00:19:43] and they don't find , they don't know, they don't
[00:19:46] want to look for ways to solve this, so
[00:19:50] they exacerbate
[00:19:53] the situation, the
[00:19:56] crisis in
[00:19:58] Ukraine, still
[00:20:02] believing that they will move forward, the facts are very
[00:20:05] stubborn, there is absolutely no
[00:20:08] possibility that this will happen, so they are
[00:20:11] condemning their peoples to a
[00:20:14] situation of extreme care, it is no longer
[00:20:17] only Ukraine
[00:20:20] that is going through a
[00:20:23] terminal crisis that even puts
[00:20:27] the very existence of the Ukrainian
[00:20:30] state in danger, it is no longer only about that, it is about
[00:20:33] countries that everyday events show
[00:20:37] are in political instability, well, in this
[00:20:41] situation, oh, and let's also add
[00:20:44] that Trump perfectly
[00:20:48] observes this, and the decisions he makes regarding Europe
[00:20:51] are also important, it should not be ignored that
[00:20:55] Trump is separating himself from the
[00:20:58] European conflict. Trump is looking for other things and
[00:21:02] I say this to finish, let's not forget that in
[00:21:05] November, in mid- November, there will be a
[00:21:10] of the Pacific Federation of Countries
[00:21:14] in Shenzhen, China, and
[00:21:17] Trump and Putin
[00:21:21] will meet, even without their own agenda,
[00:21:23] they will meet. Trump, yes, and
[00:21:27] Putin,
[00:21:30] it's very, it's a very attractive
[00:21:33] possibility and I really think important things
[00:21:36] will happen there, so in that
[00:21:39] situation, the world has to be very very
[00:21:42] aware of the changes that may be
[00:21:45] coming, yes, and in the midst of this scenario we should
[00:21:48] also ask ourselves if this does not become a smokescreen that Ukraine
[00:21:52] could also take advantage of, two months to call
[00:21:55] elections where they could even resupply their
[00:21:59] missile system and somehow give their
[00:22:03] exhausted troops a rest in the midst of the conflict on the ground. Marcelo, I
[00:22:06] would also like to analyze this other scenario that has been placed on the table
[00:22:10] and that even the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, has highlighted.
[00:22:14] Let's see.
[00:22:25] While the president of the European Commission
[00:22:29] families and businesses that are already feeling the consequences of the
[00:22:33] crisis caused by the war outside our borders, she said that since the end of
[00:22:36] February gas prices have increased by
[00:22:39] 140%, diesel prices have doubled in total, if
[00:22:43] we talk, says von der Leyen, about imported fossil
[00:22:46] fuels, this increase costs Europe 100 billion
[00:22:50] additional euros, in return we do not get an additional molecule of
[00:22:53] energy, it seems more like a criticism of the United
[00:22:57] States than of Russia itself, Marcelo, I would like to
[00:23:00] analyze this scenario
[00:23:01] with you.
[00:23:06] In the midst of a European stance that is not new, comes
[00:23:09] Dmitry Peskov, I mentioned him before going to von der Leyen,
[00:23:13] Russia does not want a temporary truce, it has stated this over and over
[00:23:17] again, it wants total peace, what
[00:23:20] will this path or this new scenario represent
[00:23:24] perhaps in the midst of this negotiation that seems to be opening a very
[00:23:27] important door,
[00:23:40] saying was that there are some things to take into account,
[00:23:46] the European Union is quite schizophrenic in some aspects.
[00:23:50] No, they have practically renounced fossil
[00:23:53] fuels, the green agenda based on the
[00:23:56] climate agenda has led them
[00:23:59] to have a hostile policy with fuels and in some
[00:24:03] way they have mounted a campaign of
[00:24:07] aggression against Russia, this campaign has
[00:24:10] led them to basically forgo
[00:24:14] Russian gas, evidently now what
[00:24:17] we are seeing is that this campaign
[00:24:20] basically led them to an inconsistent energy policy, it has
[00:24:23] reduced their competitiveness, it has reduced their capacity, on the other
[00:24:27] hand there is a fracture between the Western elites
[00:24:31] where we see two opposing models, one is the one that
[00:24:34] Donald Trump tries to carry out with all his
[00:24:37] lights and shadows, and on the other hand we have the model
[00:24:41] that London and Brussels carry out, which is different,
[00:24:45] so there we see that difference, that line
[00:24:48] of confrontation. So we cannot analyze this
[00:24:52] as a homogeneous bloc that faces Russia, but rather
[00:24:56] we have to see the differences in the Western bloc where
[00:24:59] the policies are different, although
[00:25:02] Trump has differences with Russia and tries to impose
[00:25:06] an American hegemonic model, on the other hand he has
[00:25:10] a certain tendency and a certain affinity with the
[00:25:14] Moscow government, he has a concordance
[00:25:17] of values, he has a more civilizational vision similar
[00:25:20] to the Russian one and in that sense he seeks to try to establish
[00:25:26] happens between London and Brussels, with Russia and with
[00:25:29] Donald Trump himself who have a
[00:25:32] different position, so they are sometimes circumstantial
[00:25:35] allies in some things, but in others they are deeply
[00:25:38] opposed to us, perhaps in our region
[00:25:42] it is quite difficult for us to see this because we are part of
[00:25:46] that Western internal where sometimes we see some
[00:25:49] or the media present some as good and
[00:25:53] others as bad, when in reality it is about two opposing
[00:25:57] projects among themselves, this also
[00:25:59] converges in the midst of all these movements and geopolitical events that
[00:26:03] continue to impact the world, I want to thank Marcelo Ramírez and Hernando Kleimans for
[00:26:06] having joined us today on the program and sharing their valuable analysis
[00:26:10] with our viewers of the Telesur map, thank you both for taking
[00:26:13] our call, the program ends and we do so by reviewing our vectors,
[00:26:28] our radar on the map today reflects the three keys on this issue: United States,
[00:26:31] Russia, energy agreement, let's talk about Zelensky, what began as a
[00:26:35] disagreement over negotiations ended up escalating to a call for elections,
[00:26:39] something that Zelensky had used as a shield to perpetuate himself in power and
[00:26:43] obstruct a solution to the conflict with Russia, which can also be read as
[00:26:46] an economic intention also has a political intention and these are the midterm
[00:26:50] elections in a United States that no longer has
[00:26:54] sustainability of its own economy, which is already
[00:26:57] taking a heavy toll on the Republican wing. Two
[00:27:01] Europe for Russia, European leaders have become the enemies of
[00:27:05] this economic energy cooperation between the United States and the Russian Federation
[00:27:09] by opposing an agreement on diesel, denying benefits
[00:27:12] for the world and for peace. It should be remembered that the European bloc
[00:27:16] already paid Russia nearly 250 million dollars for
[00:27:19] energy, reaching a record import of liquefied natural gas
[00:27:22] from Russia in the first 9 months of this 2026, with
[00:27:26] nearly 7,880 million euros, but it seems
[00:27:30] that the business for the European elites was to pay more for
[00:27:34] energy, but the United States. Three, geopolitical
[00:27:37] movement. Once again, Russia is showing that it has control not
[00:27:41] only of the ground in the conflict, but also of the political movements with
[00:27:44] the United States. In a single move with this energy agreement,
[00:27:48] it has taken European leaders and Volodimir Zelensky himself
[00:27:52] out of the game. It has made things
[00:27:55] everyone expected. I am Paola Pérez and we will see each other in another
[00:27:58] edition of the map.
[00:28:13] "I have not come here as a prophet of the revolution, I have not come
[00:28:17] to ask for the world to be convulsed violently,
[00:28:21] we have come to talk about peace and collaboration between peoples
[00:28:24] and we have come to warn that if we do not resolve
[00:28:28] peacefully and wisely the current injustices and inequalities,
[00:28:31] the future will be
[00:28:35] weapons, of threatening
[00:28:38] on the international scene must cease, Fidel Castro.
[00:28:42] October 12, 1979,
[00:28:44] speech delivered in his capacity as president of the Non-Aligned Movement
[00:28:48] at the 34th
[00:28:51] Nations General Assembly, New York, United States.
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[00:30:21] Venezuela, immediately with the headlines of the
[00:30:23] day.
[00:30:25] The Food Forum 2026 begins in Rome, Latin American
[00:30:28] countries ask FAO for greater innovation to implement multilateralism
[00:30:33] against hunger.
[00:30:36] The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, denounces a plan against
[00:30:39] her country's government after exhibiting the war campaign of being
[00:30:43] measured and the right with bot
[00:30:45] farms.
[00:30:49] Social movements in Guatemala reject the rise in fuel prices
[00:30:53] and the increase in
[00:30:54] poverty.