Russia sets date for first diesel shipment to US
Russian authorities announced that the first tanker loaded with Russian diesel will depart from its port on October 22nd heading to the United States, as part of an agreement to supply Russian fuel to American and global markets. Follow-up shipments are expected in accordance with the agreement between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump, with expectations that Russia will fully restore its diesel export levels by the end of the year, supplying quantities that other countries previously imported before the sanctions. Statements indicate that diesel supplies will be managed based on Russian refinery capacities and the needs of the American market, with the possibility of providing fuel to other countries after meeting U.S. demand. Additionally, Novak pointed out Russia's capacity to supply Europe with natural gas via the Nord Stream pipeline, should European countries wish to resume deliveries.
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