Trump strikes deal with Russia for direct supply of 300,000 tons of diesel
President Donald Trump announced a deal to import 300,000 tons of diesel from Russia, with additional large shipments expected in the near future. The U.S. Treasury has authorized a temporary permit for the fuel, which Trump states is intended to lower prices for American citizens.
United States President Donald Trump has announced a significant agreement with Russia to import 300,000 tons of diesel, with further shipments planned for the coming months. Trump communicated the deal via social media, stating it followed a phone conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He emphasized that the influx of fuel is intended to reduce energy costs for American farmers, ranchers, and the trucking industry.
Following the announcement, the U.S. Treasury Department confirmed it would issue a temporary license to permit these deliveries despite existing sanctions against the Russian government. Kirill Dmitriev, a representative for Putin, expressed support for the initiative on social media, describing the collaboration as beneficial for global energy markets. This development comes shortly after the U.S. signed legislation aimed at restricting trade and financial ties with Russia, marking a notable shift in policy regarding energy imports.
Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.




