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The US Congress had passed a bill that would impose sanctions on Russia and impose tariffs on countries importing Russian energy.
US President Donald Trump took a step to prevent the sanctions in question, two days before the bill that would impose sanctions on the Russian government and state companies and impose tariffs on countries importing energy from Russia.
In the statement made on the White House website, it was reported that Trump signed the decree suspending the sanctions targeting Russia and cited "national interests" as the reason for this.
On September 18, US President Donald Trump signed the bill that imposes sanctions on the Russian government and state companies and imposes tariffs on countries importing energy from Russia.
Trump announced on October 9 that they agreed with Russia to supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel in order to reduce global fuel prices, and in return they temporarily suspended sanctions.
Trump's announcement came just weeks after the US Congress passed legislation directing the President to impose significant tariffs on the largest importers of Russian oil or natural gas.

Due to tension and supply disruptions in the Middle East, Brent oil prices tested the $110 level. While there is an expectation of a new increase in fuel prices in Türkiye, the impact of the increase on inflation creates concern.
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar announced Türkiye's strategies to diversify energy supply security, oil works in Gabar, Black Sea gas production targets and the first reactor of Akkuyu NPP will be commissioned soon.
Marit Brommer, President of the International Geothermal Association, stated that Türkiye is the fourth in the world in geothermal installed power and that the country sets an exemplary model for developing markets with its diversity of applications.
President Erdoğan sent a video message to the farewell ceremony of the Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform, which will operate in the Black Sea. Erdoğan described the platform as 'the first factory of the blue homeland'.

Türkiye's first floating production platform Osman Gazi was sent off to its place of duty at Sakarya Gas Field with a ceremony held at Filyos Port. With the launch of the platform, the daily natural gas production capacity is aimed to reach 20 million cubic meters.

Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform left Filyos to undertake the task of processing natural gas in the Sakarya Gas Field. Minister Alparslan Bayraktar stated that the platform will operate for 20 years and a daily production of 45 million cubic meters is targeted in 2028.