Trump ‘energy dominance’ policy pits Washington against Moscow
More than 30 countries have made U.S. energy supply deals in the past two years.
WASHINGTON — Last July, U.S. President Donald Trump stood beside his Polish counterpart, Andrzej Duda, in Warsaw and promised to help wean the nation off Russian energy imports. He offered U.S. fuel as an alternative, “so that you can never be held hostage to a single supplier.”
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