Raskin warns oil companies will face consequences for importing Russian diesel
A House Judiciary Committee Democrat says energy companies will be held accountable if they import Russian diesel following a reported Trump administration deal with Moscow.

What happened
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, sent a letter to energy companies on Monday stating that oil companies will face repercussions and be "held accountable" if they import Russian diesel. This statement came shortly after President Trump announced a diesel deal with Moscow.
Context
The warning suggests potential legal or regulatory consequences for U.S. energy companies that engage in Russian diesel imports. The announcement of a Trump administration diesel deal with Russia appears to have prompted legislative scrutiny over whether such imports would violate sanctions or other legal restrictions.
What's disputed
The sourcing does not specify what form the "consequences" or "accountability" would take, nor does it detail the terms or status of the Trump-Moscow diesel deal.