
The German newspaper Berliner Zeitung reports that the agreement between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump on the supply of diesel fuel opens up new sales opportunities for the Russian energy industry, as the US is counting on additional supplies from the Russian Federation to reduce international fuel prices.
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The article discusses a potential agreement between Russia and the United States on the supply of diesel fuel, which, according to the Berliner Zeitung, could open up new opportunities for the Russian energy industry.
The agreement between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the head of the United States of America Donald Trump on the supply of diesel fuel opens up new opportunities for Moscow. This forecast was made by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung (BZ).
“The US decision [to lift the ban on the supply of Russian diesel fuel] opens up new sales opportunities for the Russian energy industry,” the publication writes.
According to the authors of BZ, the American leader is counting on additional supplies from the Russian Federation to quickly reduce international fuel prices.
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Russia will increase exports of diesel fuel to the United States in the coming months
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