A recent diesel deal between the United States and Russia could open a pathway for the two nations to rebuild commercial ties, a senior Moscow official said Monday morning. The agreement was struck in October to resume international diesel flows as energy costs remained high. The future of the arrangement is uncertain after two tankers shifted away from the U.S. Atlantic coast last week, according to shipping data from Kpler and LSEG.
Russian diesel deal offers US-Moscow ties a path
A recent diesel agreement between the United States and Russia could help gradually restore business ties between the two nations. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin stated the deal may serve as a foundation for future cooperation, despite logistical uncertainties.
