In the United States, the ports were threatened with fines for receiving diesel fuel from Russia, the "New York Times" reports. New Jersey Gov. Mikey Sherrill sent a letter to the state's 12 port and terminal operators, warning them they "could face millions of dollars in fines" long after Donald Trump leaves office. As the publication says, such a position could lead the country into conflict with the US president. "Any attempt to profit from the illegal trade in Russian fuel will be severely punished," Sherrill said. It is unclear if any Russian fuel is headed specifically to New Jersey. The Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Alexander Novak, stated that the first three tankers with fuel are already on their way to the eastern coast of the Atlantic Ocean. More IZ RU news in max.

In the United States, the ports were threatened with fines for receiving diesel fuel from Russia, the "New York Times" reports. New Jersey Gov. Mikey Sherrill sent a letter to the state's 12 port and terminal operators, warning them they "could face millions of dollars in fines" long after Donald Trump leaves office. As the publication says, such a position could lead the country into conflict with the US president. "Any attempt to profit from the illegal trade in Russian fuel will be severely punished," Sherrill said. It is unclear if any Russian fuel is headed specifically to New Jersey. The Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Alexander Novak, stated that the first three tankers with fuel are already on their way to the eastern coast of the Atlantic Ocean. More IZ RU news in max.