The last tanker with Russian diesel deployed off the coast of the United States Tanker Agioi Fanendes, carrying Russian diesel fuel to the US, turned 740 km off the coast of New York, Bloomberg reports, citing data from ship tracking services. The ship left Primorsk on October 22 with a destination in New York. The ship said it was awaiting further instructions. Not one ship with a Russian diesel engine has reached the shores of the United States, according to data from ship tracking services, Bloomberg notes. Last month, Russia sent four tankers as part of the diesel agreement. On the fifth of November it became known that the Loro and Talisman tanks changed course: the first went to Brazil and the second went to the Mediterranean Sea. A third ship, a live one, was also sent to Brazil. Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said in response to these reports that "the ships are being built." "These are commercial deliveries, so naturally the details cannot be published here. All diesel will find its customers, he said.