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Russian diesel exports double after Trump lifts sanctions, but US gets none

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Boost in shipments expected to be shortlived after Ukraine resumes attacks on refineries

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  1. Oil Price

    U.S. Traders Weigh the Cost of Taking Trump’s Russian Diesel (opens Oil Price)

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    Two tankers carrying Russian diesel have diverted from their intended American destinations, while another remains in the North Atlantic without a declared unloading port, complicating President Donald Trump’s agreement with Vladimir Putin to ease fuel prices.

  2. Financial Times

    Russian diesel exports double after Trump lifts sanctions, but US gets none (opens Financial Times)

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    Boost in shipments expected to be shortlived after Ukraine resumes attacks on refineries

  3. Euromaidan Press

    Trump promised Americans Russian diesel. Russia doubled its exports, and none of it went to the US (opens Euromaidan Press)

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    US buyers have refused the cargoes over legal risks, so the extra Russian fuel is going to other markets instead.

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