Multiple outlets report that U.S. President Donald Trump comments on a U.S. waiver tied to Russian oil sanctions. The coverage states that the United States eased sanctions on Russian oil in mid-March. It links the policy change to efforts to address global oil shortages that follow the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The outlets describe Trump’s stance in response to the ongoing war-related context surrounding energy supply and sanctions policy. While the reporting focuses on the “going to do whatever is necessary” framing used by Trump, both sources highlight the same underlying factual point: the mid-March easing of sanctions on Russian oil, presented as a measure aimed at stabilizing global energy supplies after disruptions to a key shipping route. The articles do not provide additional details in the provided excerpts about the specific waiver terms or duration. Overall, the accounts converge on the timing and rationale for the sanctions easing and on Trump’s public remarks about taking necessary steps. The statements are presented as part of a broader U.S. approach to managing energy shortages during heightened geopolitical tensions.