Trump and Putin agree on Russian diesel prices

The article details an agreement between Trump and Russia regarding an increase in Russian diesel exports to the U.S. and global markets, aimed at lowering diesel prices in the United States. Trump seeks to lift some of the sanctions imposed on Russian diesel exports, expecting Moscow to immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel, then 500,000 tons in November, and a million tons thereafter—quantities that fall short of the U.S. transportation sector's daily demand of approximately 2.94 million barrels. Nonetheless, challenges remain, including damage to Russian refineries caused by Ukrainian attacks on oil facilities, which could impact Moscow's ability to meet the announced demand. While this agreement is expected to bring economic benefits to Russia, it also faces criticism from Ukraine and the West, concerned that it might encourage Moscow to intensify its attacks on Ukraine, with calls for increased sanctions and greater international pressure on Russia to resume peace talks.

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