A tanker that delivered the first batch of Russian diesel to the US in accordance with the US-Russia diesel agreement is currently stranded in the North Atlantic. In response to the incident, US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said on the 10th that the ship will go to other ports, and the US side hopes that this batch of diesel will eventually be sold in the international market. According to various media reports, the tanker was flying the Maltese flag and carrying about 40,000 tons of Russian diesel. It was originally planned to arrive in New York, USA on the 7th of this month, but it remained in the waters off the east coast of the United States on the 10th, and the destination information was changed to “awaiting instructions.” The ship's operator said the tanker's unloading port has yet to be determined.
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A tanker that delivered the first batch of Russian diesel to the US in accordance with the US-Russia diesel agreement is currently stranded in the North Atlantic. In response to the incident, US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said on the 10th that the ship will go to other ports, and the US side hopes that this batch of diesel will eventually be sold in the international market. According to various media reports, the tanker was flying the Maltese flag and carrying about 40,000 tons of Russian diesel. It was originally planned to arrive in New York, USA on the 7th of this month, but it remained in the waters off the east coast of the United States on the 10th, and the destination information was changed to “awaiting instructions.” The ship's operator said the tanker's unloading port has yet to be determined.
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