
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak announced that according to the US-Russia agreement, the first tanker carrying 40,000 metric tons of diesel will leave for the United States on Thursday to help stabilize domestic fuel prices in the United States.
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In order to stabilize domestic fuel prices, U.S. President Trump reached an agreement with Russia to import millions of tons of diesel.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said the first tanker carrying diesel to the United States will set sail on Thursday.
In order to stabilize fuel prices, U.S. President Trump reached an agreement with Russia on the 10th of this month to import millions of tons of diesel to Russia. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said today (21st) that the first oil tanker transporting diesel to the United States will set sail tomorrow (22nd).
"Reuters" reported that Novak revealed that the paperwork for diesel exports is nearly completed and that the ship will carry 40,000 metric tons of diesel to the United States, but he did not specify which port the tanker will depart from.
"Of course more diesel will be exported later, and an agreement has been reached between the leaders of the two countries. We will meet the needs of the United States to the best of our ability," Novak said, according to Russian state media.
Trump previously claimed that Russia will immediately supply 300,000 metric tons of diesel to the United States, and that exports will increase to 500,000 metric tons in November, and will export another 1 million metric tons "immediately" thereafter.
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First oil tanker to set sail on Thursday
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