TREE NEWS update: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that all Russian diesel bound for the United States will find buyers under agreements reached between Moscow and Washington. Peskov urged that the rerouting of tankers not be linked to the US midterm election results, saying commercial details could not be disclosed. Reports said two of three tankers carrying Russian diesel to the US changed course after threats from Democrats and US authorities against the companies involved.
Kremlin says Russian diesel exports to US will proceed as agreed
The Kremlin's insistence that commercial terms remain undisclosed, even as tankers reroute under political pressure, highlights how energy trade is being pulled into domestic US politics. The explicit effort to decouple the rerouting from the midterm results suggests Moscow wants to preserve the arrangement without making it a partisan trophy. What matters now is whether the remaining tanker completes its voyage and whether other cargoes follow the same pattern; the durability of these quiet agreements is the open question.
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