Missile War Monitor: Trump clears Russian diesel imports as Ukrainian drones set Rostov fuel terminal ablaze
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Sat, 10 October 2026
1 report- bne IntelliNews09:48
Credit: bne IntelliNews The US licensed Russian diesel imports after a Trump-Putin deal, hours before Ukrainian drones set fire to a Rostov-on-Don terminal that ships Russian fuel.
Wed, 21 October 2026
15 reports- dailysabah.com10:20first to report
Russia will send off its first diesel tanker for the U.S. on Thursday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak was quoted as saying on...
- Ukrinform (Ukraine)10:35
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said the first tanker carrying 40,000 tonnes of Russian diesel fuel would depart for the United States on Thursday, October 22.
- tportal (Croatia)11:07
Rusija bi u četvrtak trebala poslati prvu pošiljku dizela u Sjedinjene Države na temelju spornog sporazuma između američkog predsjednika Donalda Trumpa i ruskog predsjednika Vladimira Putina
1 reprint
- N1 Info (Croatia)21 Oct, 11:16their copy
- Channel News Asia11:08
Russia lifted its self-imposed ban on diesel exports on Oct 9, introduced to tackle domestic shortages triggered by Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries, after reaching the deal with US President Donald Trump to supply diesel to global markets.
- Index.hr (Croatia)11:15
TRUMP i Putin dogovorili su početkom listopada nastavak ruskih isporuka dizela u SAD.
- Dnevnik.hr (Croatia)11:18
- Novinky (Czechia)11:27
První tanker s dodávkou nafty má ve čtvrtek zamířit z Ruska do USA. Ve středu to oznámil ruský vicepremiér Alexandr Novak. Tanker by měl přepravit 40 tisíc tun ropy, přičemž podle americko-ruské dohody by později měly následovat další dodávky.
- 24sata (Croatia)11:40
Rusija planira poslati prvu pošiljku dizela u SAD u četvrtak, a sporazum između Trumpa i Putina izazvao je brojne kritike zbog mogućih posljedica na sukob u Ukrajini i globalna tržišta
- Times of India13:20
On Thursday, Russia is preparing to deliver its inaugural 40,000-tonne diesel shipment to the United States as part of a deal aimed at alleviating worldwide diesel shortages. However, Ukraine has raised alarms that this could inadvertently support Russian military operations in the ongoing conflict. With more diesel shipments anticipated, the energy markets in Europe may experience notable fluctuations.
- Anadolu Agency (AA)13:20
Russian deputy prime minister says Russia, US finalizing diesel supply contracts as shipment prepares to leave port
- Al Jazeera English14:54
Russia will send on Thursday its first diesel tanker to the US to an undisclosed port.
- Kyiv Post (Ukraine)16:21
Vladimir Putin said Russia’s first diesel tanker under its agreement with Witkoff and Trump would depart in two to three days, revising an earlier announcement of an Oct. 22 departure. The cargo will carry 40,000 metric tons (about 44,100 US tons), approximately 13% of the initial volume announced by Donald Trump. Moscow says further shipments will follow.
- pineandlakes.com18:14
MOSCOW, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Russia will dispatch its first tanker with diesel for the United States on Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said, according to the Vedomosti news outlet, after a deal with US President Donald Trump.
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- jamestownsun.com21 Oct, 18:14their copy
- The Hill20:41
Russia is going to send its first tanker with diesel to the U.S. on Thursday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said. According to a Reuters report citing the RIA news agency and other media, Novak said Wednesday the vessel will carry 40,000 metric tons of fuel. “Additional shipments will follow, of course. There were...
- Al Jazeera English20:54
Moscow dispatches its inaugural diesel shipment to the US, aiming to ease fuel shortages as midterm elections loom.
Thu, 22 October 2026
1 report- Anadolu Agency (AA)12:12
Moscow ready to supply diesel to Europe as well if relevant requests are made, says special envoy Kirill Dmitriev