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New: The first Russian diesel cargo bound for the US left St. Petersburg on September 22, two weeks before Trump announced the deal.

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New: The first Russian diesel cargo bound for the US left St. Petersburg on September 22, two weeks before Trump announced the deal.

New: The first Russian diesel cargo bound for the US left St. Petersburg on September 22, two weeks before Trump announced the deal.

The Greek-flagged tanker Minerva ZEN is carrying 275,000 barrels of diesel/fuel, and is scheduled to arrive on the US East Coast around October 11-12.

Analysts note that the promised volumes are still only days away from US distillate demand, and Russian diesel output has been cut due to Ukrainian refinery strikes.