Russian Fertilizer

US Election 2024

Saskatchewan Premier Condemns Trump’s Plan to Restore Russian Fertilizer Sales

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe strongly condemned a U.S. plan to restore Russian fertilizer sales, calling it the most disturbing action by the Trump administration since his election. Moe argued this action effectively funds Vladimir Putin’s regime and the ongoing deaths of Ukrainians. NDP Leader Carla Beck echoed these concerns, highlighting the potential for Russian potash to flood the market and harm Saskatchewan’s economy. Moe stated this situation necessitates Saskatchewan reducing its dependence on the United States, though details of a provincial response remain unclear.

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Russo-Ukrainian War

Trump’s Fertilizer Deal: Russia Replaces Canada, Fueling Ukraine War Concerns

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe condemned a U.S. plan to restore Russia’s fertilizer exports, deeming it funding for the war in Ukraine. This action, he stated, has significantly altered Saskatchewan’s view of the U.S., prompting consideration of reduced dependence. NDP Leader Carla Beck criticized Moe’s previous inaction and highlighted the potential devastating impact on Saskatchewan’s potash industry from increased Russian competition. Moe acknowledged the need for a stronger provincial response to U.S. actions, although specifics remain undisclosed. The ongoing trade disputes and tariffs between Canada and the U.S. further complicate the situation.

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