How Trump’s Russian Diesel Could End Up in Cuba Instead
A Malta-flagged tanker carrying about 40,000 metric tons of Russian ultra-low-sulfur diesel has dropped New York as its stated destination and is now listed as being “for orders” near Denmark. The report says the vessel may ultimately deliver the fuel to Cuba, amid scrutiny of a deal involving Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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