Brazilian distributors have received offers to buy at least four batches of Russian diesel fuel, said Sergio Argo, president of the Abicom importers association. Suppliers have moved away from shipments to Brazil after facing political opposition in the United States, he said. The Trump administration has granted a license to import Russian diesel fuel to ease global shortages caused by refining strikes and military disputes. However, market participants fear that this supply could be in violation of the 2022 law, which prohibits imports from Russia. New Jersey Governor Mickey Sherrill has warned port terminal owners of possible legal consequences when receiving Russian fuel. The Agioi Fanendes tanker, carrying nearly 300,000 barrels of diesel, overturned about 400 nautical miles from New York and changed course. Today, the ships Leruo, Cerrado, Primorye and Athina M are in Brazil after leaving the port of Primorsk. If the deals are implemented, the volume of imports will reach 1.1 million barrels, which is twice as high as in October.