Financial Times: Trump's Diesel Deal with the Russian Federation Is Under Threat of Collapse.
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Two of the three Russian fuel tankers going to the United States as part of Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin on diesel imports changed course, reporting the Financial Times.
Russian diesel tankers shipped to the United States no longer indicate their destination on the American continent as their target. The Financial Times, the Talisman and Leruo vessels no longer indicate the U.S. Atlantic coast as their target. Leruo is now moving to Brazil and Talisman has entered the Mediterranean Sea.
Two ships carrying Russian diesel fuel under the Moscow and Washington agreements have changed routes and are no longer heading for American ports, writing Financial Times. The change of course. The sub-sanctioned vessel Leruo now indicates the destination of Brazil, while Talisman has left the Atlantic Ocean and is off the coast of Algeria. The latter is awaiting further orders, which may indicate that there is no confirmed buyer for cargo. Ano…
Donald Trump's sensational deal with the Kremlin to import Russian diesel fuel was in danger of being disrupted as sanctioned tankers suddenly changed course in the direction of Algeria and Brazil.
President Donald Trump's attempt to deliver Russian diesel fuel before the midterm elections appears to be reaching a dead end after two of three tankers bound for the United States suddenly changed course.
Two of the three Russian diesel tankers headed for the United States have changed their route and are now going to other regions, and the reason for this may have been the caution of American buyers, who fear legal consequences and sanctions risks, reports the British Financial Times.
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