Russian diesel tankers to US divert amid sanctions despite Trump-Putin deal
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RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev publicly refutes a Financial Times report alleging problems with Russian diesel deliveries to the US under a bilateral agreement. The denial is unverified and comes amid ongoing US-Russia energy diplomacy, with the FT report itself unconfirmed. This exchange signals potential friction in US-Russia energy cooperation, which could affect global diesel supply expectations.
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Russian diesel tankers bound for the US are diverting course due to existing sanctions and legal uncertainties, despite a reported Trump-Putin agreement to facilitate deliveries. US buyers and port operators are shunning these cargoes, citing sanctions risks, which is overriding political endorsements. The operational reality indicates a significant gap between diplomatic agreements and their implementation in the face of legal and market constraints.
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