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Dmitriev called the FT information about the failure of the diesel deal fake The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and the president's special representative, Kirill Dmitriev, denied the Financial Times' information about a change in the course of tankers with Russian diesel. On the X social network, he reported that ships destined for the United States continue to follow their intended routes. Dmitriev called the publication of the publication that two Russian tankers with diesel changed course and did not reach the shores of the United States a fake, and attached a screenshot of the article in the FT. The head of the foundation questioned the reliability of the British newspaper's materials. Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary also spoke about supplies: the fuel will find buyers, and the commercial details of the deal are not being discussed publicly.

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Dmitriev called the FT information about the failure of the diesel deal fake The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and the president's special representative, Kirill Dmitriev, denied the Financial Times' information about a change in the course of tankers with Russian diesel. On the X social network, he reported that ships destined for the United States continue to follow their intended routes. Dmitriev called the publication of the publication that two Russian tankers with diesel changed course and did not reach the shores of the United States a fake, and attached a screenshot of the article in the FT. The head of the foundation questioned the reliability of the British newspaper's materials. Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary also spoke about supplies: the fuel will find buyers, and the commercial details of the deal are not being discussed publicly.

Dmitriev called the FT information about the failure of the diesel deal fake The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and the president's special representative, Kirill Dmitriev, denied the Financial Times' information about a change in the course of tankers with Russian diesel. On the X social network, he reported that ships destined for the United States continue to follow their intended routes. Dmitriev called the publication of the publication that two Russian tankers with diesel changed course and did not reach the shores of the United States a fake, and attached a screenshot of the article in the FT. The head of the foundation questioned the reliability of the British newspaper's materials. Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary also spoke about supplies: the fuel will find buyers, and the commercial details of the deal are not being discussed publicly.

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