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US lifts Russia diesel sanctions

Watcher.Guru says the US officially lifted sanctions on Russian diesel imports until April 2027.

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  • President Trump says Russia has agreed to supply over 4.8 million tons of diesel fuel to US and global markets following talks with President Putin.
  • President Trump says Russia's President Putin has agreed to deliver 3 million tons of diesel fuel to the US.
  • The U.S. Treasury confirms the U.S. is lifting sanctions on Russian diesel exports (including into the U.S.) until April 2027.
  • Trump says Russia will export immediately ~300,000 tonnes plus ~500,000 tonnes in November, with flows to increase later.

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Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru 4.9M followers

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇷🇺 United States officially lifts sanctions on Russian diesel imports until April 2027.
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  1. zerohedge @zerohedge 1,616

    ZeroHedge says Trump cut the Putin diesel deal after Zelensky ignored six pleas to stop refinery strikes.

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  2. Greg Ip @greg_ip 992

    At Trump's direction, OFAC issued a temporary license allowing Russian diesel into global markets, contrasting earlier hawkish sanctions talk.

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  3. Reuters @Reuters 44

    Trump is working with Putin to release Russian diesel into global markets, upending sanctions.

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Reaction on X: Replies overwhelmingly question the reversal, noting the hypocrisy of sanctioning others for buying Russian oil while the US now buys it. No response from the original poster.

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