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So - why isn't the U.S. putting pressure on Hungary and Slovakia to stop importing Russian oil? Because Orban and Fico are among Trump's biggest supporters in Europe,

US oil would also be a hard sell to landlocked countries that close to Russia. The markets Trump has been seeking are Japan, South Korea, and the EU. In the case of Japan and South Korea, the trip from the US, especially Alaska, is a lot shorter than from the middle east. Another thing Trump boasted about, was Japan agreeing to invest in a nat gas project in Alaska.

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