Russian diesel tanker to New York after US-Russia talks

The shipment of low-sulfur Russian diesel sent to New York marks a turning point in Russian fuel product exports, following an agreement between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The diesel tanker departed from the port of Primorsk in Russia and is expected to arrive off the American coast on November 7. It carries 40,000 tons of diesel, with Moscow pledging to increase exports to 3-3.5 million tons per month by the end of the year after lifting the export ban. This step comes as part of Trump's efforts to lower fuel prices and curb inflation, while Russia takes measures to boost supplies, following Europe's reduction of imports of Russian refined products since February 2023.

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