Novak said that Russia will supply diesel directly to the United States

Russia will supply diesel to world markets, including the United States, under direct contracts. This information was announced to journalists on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, writes sb.by.

As TASS notes, answering the question about how the declared volumes of diesel will be delivered, he noted:

- In accordance with the agreements, supplies will go to world markets, including the United States of America, directly.

Also, the Russian Deputy Prime Minister added that Russian companies are already discussing contracts for the supply of diesel in the United States.

Earlier, on October 9, Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump held a telephone conversation, during which they discussed including the supply of petroleum products. According to Putin, Moscow has confirmed its readiness to supply oil and oil products to the American and world markets.

Novak said that Russia is beginning to lift the ban on the export of diesel fuel earlier than planned, is ready to deliver in October 300 thousand tons of diesel, in November — 500 thousand tons, in December — 1 million tons, and in the future to bring this volume to 3 million tons per month.

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