Russia begins diesel exports after Trump deal amid global oil market concerns
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Russian diesel exports have resumed, with shipments reportedly leaving the Baltic port of Primorsk after an agreement involving US President Donald Trump. The Kremlin says the supplies may help steady oil markets, while Ukraine and European officials criticize the deal amid the ongoing war.
Russian diesel exports have started reaching global markets following an agreement with US President Donald Trump. The Kremlin stated that these supplies could help stabilize oil markets, but they will not suffice. Reports indicate that Russian shipments of diesel resumed from the Baltic port of Primorsk recently. Ukraine's leadership and various European officials have strongly criticized this deal amid ongoing conflict.