As part of the diesel deal, Russia has already sent seven tankers to the United States by the end of October 2026. It has been learned that at least seven tankers with Russian diesel are leaving for American shores. This is the first large-scale delivery under the agreements reached by Trump and Putin earlier this month. It is worth noting that the source of the information was Greenpeace Ukraine (an organization not wanted in Russia), which tracked ships using MarineTraffic and Kepler data. A total of seven vessels were identified: Taurus, Agioi Fanendes, Amulet, Leroue, Ibla and Primoria. In total, they transport about 288 thousand tons of diesel fuel, equal to about 2.1 million barrels. Previously, the media named only three ships (Talisman, Leroue, Agioi Fanendes), which carried a little more than 920 thousand barrels. However, Greenpeace monitoring identified four additional tankers, expanding the list of participants. Today it is known that Agiou Panandez is going to New York, Taurus to Beaumont, Texas. For others, it is only indicated that they cross the Atlantic and head for the United States, but specific ports for some are not disclosed.

As part of the diesel deal, Russia has already sent seven tankers to the United States by the end of October 2026. It has been learned that at least seven tankers with Russian diesel are leaving for American shores. This is the first large-scale delivery under the agreements reached by Trump and Putin earlier this month. It is worth noting that the source of the information was Greenpeace Ukraine (an organization not wanted in Russia), which tracked ships using MarineTraffic and Kepler data. A total of seven vessels were identified: Taurus, Agioi Fanendes, Amulet, Leroue, Ibla and Primoria. In total, they transport about 288 thousand tons of diesel fuel, equal to about 2.1 million barrels. Previously, the media named only three ships (Talisman, Leroue, Agioi Fanendes), which carried a little more than 920 thousand barrels. However, Greenpeace monitoring identified four additional tankers, expanding the list of participants. Today it is known that Agiou Panandez is going to New York, Taurus to Beaumont, Texas. For others, it is only indicated that they cross the Atlantic and head for the United States, but specific ports for some are not disclosed.