Two of the three oil tankers carrying Russian fuel to the United States changed course. The Hong Kong-owned Russian tanker Talisman and the Sierra Leone-flagged tanker Laroe no longer list the US Atlantic coast as their destination, according to the Financial Times. On November 2, Leroux changed course to Brazil, and Talisman entered the Mediterranean Sea and is now off the coast of Algeria, broadcasting the signal "for orders" (from English - "waiting for orders") - this means that the cargo does not yet have a buyer or a confirmed port of destination. Both tankers are under EU sanctions. The third tanker Agioi Fanendes, owned by the Greek shipping company Eastern Mediterranean Seas, continues to move towards the United States, but also broadcasts a "for orders" signal. The tanker may also change its original route to New York, according to Kepler. Meanwhile, the approved tanker Chaya, owned by Seychelles companies, was loaded at the Russian port of Primorsk on October 27 and is proceeding towards the Atlantic coast of the United States.