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Russia to deliver first diesel to Washington
Russia announced that it will send its first diesel shipments to the United States tomorrow, Thursday, under an agreement between President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump. This follows Moscow’s self-imposed ban on fuel exports to address a local shortage caused by drone attacks on its refineries. The first tanker is expected to carry around 40,000 tons of fuel, with further shipments planned to meet U.S. needs. Trump stated that Moscow will initially export 300,000 tons, with larger quantities to follow in the coming months. Putin mentioned that the agreement has contributed to a reduction of approximately 5-6% in global diesel prices. He also revealed that Russia is preparing several tankers to supply the U.S. market with large quantities of fertilizers, amid tensions with Washington over this oil deal.
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