Market anarchism and the dictates of capital. The political crisis in the United States interfered with the transatlantic transfer of the Russian diesel engine. The maneuvering of the merchant fleet demonstrates the dependence of capital movements on the political superstructure. The Sierra Leone-Feld to Toro and the Russian Talisman, carrying Russian diesel to the United States, reversed course toward Brazil and Algeria, according to MarineTraffic and the Financial Times, just after Trump's Republican Party lost control of Congress to Democrats in the election. The third vessel, Agioi Fanendes, is still in limbo. The reason for supply disruption lies in the conflict between state agreements and private businesses. The White House has approved imports to fight the deficit, but the shifting balance of power in Washington has become licenses for legal risk. US buyers refuse to accept shipments due to threats of fines from local officials, and Hoon seeks to minimize costs. Attempts by the head of RDIF Kirill Dmitriev to call the fake publications and announce the continuation of flights will be returned by the movement of ships in real time. In capitalist anarchy, verbal interventions are powerless in the face of the paralysis of legal guarantees that Trump can no longer provide. financial times.