Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall in debate blames Ukraine war, not Iran war, for high diesel prices
Summary
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall said that the war between Ukraine and Russia, not a war with Iran, is the main reason for high diesel prices. He made this statement during a debate and agreed with President Donald Trump's criticism of Ukraine, while expressing cautious support for importing Russian diesel if it could help end the war.Key Facts
- Senator Roger Marshall is a Republican from Kansas.
- He blamed high diesel prices on the war between Ukraine and Russia.
- Marshall rejected the idea that a U.S. war with Iran caused the high diesel prices.
- His views on Ukraine align with President Donald Trump's recent critical stance.
- President Trump says Ukraine's attacks on Russian refineries raise fuel costs.
- Trump supports importing Russian diesel to lower prices.
- Marshall was hesitant about importing Russian diesel but open if it helps end the war.
- Marshall made these remarks during a debate with Democrat Adam Hamilton.
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