Trump’s Diesel Deal with Putin Helped Russia Double Its Exports — but the U.S. Has yet to Receive a Single Shipment, FT Reports
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In October, supplies of Russian diesel fuel abroad doubled amid a pause in strikes on refineries and decisions by Washington, but not a single tanker reached the United States.
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US President Donald Trump's attempts to lower domestically high diesel prices have led Russia to double its diesel exports last month. However, none of the additional deliveries that followed Trump's decision to lift sanctions on diesel from Russia have arrived in the United States yet, reports the business newspaper Financial Times.
President Trump's attempts to lower domestically high diesel prices have led Russia to double its diesel exports last month. However, none of the additional shipments that followed Trump's decision to lift sanctions on diesel from Russia have arrived in the US yet. This is reported by the business newspaper Financial Times. Follow all developments in the war in Ukraine in our live blog.
Trump’s diesel deal with Putin helped Russia double its exports — but the U.S. has yet to receive a single shipment, FT reports
Russia exported 271,000 barrels of diesel fuel per day in October, twice the September figure of 135,000 barrels per day, the Financial Times reported, citing data from the analytics firm Kpler.
A few weeks later, the consequences of the US President Donald Trump's choice to promote a moratorium on sanctions against Russia concerning the export of fossil fuels begin to be visible. Whether the consequences have been there, it is undeniable. But that they have been planned, it is another speech. The data released by Kpler, platform [...]
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