Ukraine continued strikes on Russian refineries - hampering US-Russia diesel deal?
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Ukraine continues to strike Russian refineries with resulting disruptions reportedly taking out 30 per cent of Russia's capacity since late October. Moscow and Washington entered a deal for the supply of Russian diesel to the latter. The initial agreement covered 3000,000 metric tons, followed by additional scheduled shipments. The deal had attracted adverse comments from all corners of the world. Earlier the US has also eased certain restrictions to permit these shipments.
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Ukraine's continued strikes on Russian refineries - Recent attacks and disruptions caused
Are these attacks affecting US-Russia diesel deal?
Is Russian diesel reaching US?
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