Russia increased diesel production after sanctions were eased. The President of the United States Donald Trump stated that Russia should immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel fuel, in November - another 500,000 tons, and then - a million tons. In October, the Russian government allowed exceptions to the current ban on diesel exports, and allocated quotas that allow Russia to supply fuel as part of the agreement with Trump. According to sources in the industry, in the first half of October diesel production in Russia decreased to about 160,000 tons, but after the approval of new export quotas, production volumes began to increase to 180,000 tons per day. Read EP | Threads | Telegram | Facebook.