US-Russia diesel deal boosts Russian exports; no US shipments received
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The last tanker carrying Russian fuel oil to the US has reversed course, following three earlier diversions, and no American company has ordered Russian diesel. This marks the effective end of the Trump-Putin arrangement that had allowed Russian fuel exports to the US, likely due to renewed sanctions or policy shift. The move tightens Russian export markets and may affect global fuel supply dynamics, though US import volumes were marginal.
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A Russian diesel cargo is awaiting discharge orders off the U.S. coast, despite an existing import ban, with the Trump administration's energy chief expressing confidence in its allowance. This situation tests the enforcement of U.S. sanctions against Russia and could indicate a policy shift or a loophole. Concurrently, other Russian fuel oil tankers have diverted from the U.S., signaling the end of a previous arrangement.
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