Ahead of US election, Putin praises Trump for role in stabilizing global oil markets
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised his US counterpart Donald Trump on Thursday for his role in stabilizing global oil markets, but criticized his
administration for sanctioning Russia 46 times.
Putin made the comments at an investment forum in Russia five days before Trump runs against Democratic rival Joe Biden in the US presidential election on November 3.
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