So much for Trump's deal with Putin. The last tanker with Russian diesel has turned back

The tanker Agioi Fanendes, carrying 40,000 tons of diesel, departed from Primorsk, Russia, on October 22, aiming to reach New York by November 7. However, it changed its status to 'awaiting instructions' during the journey. The owner, Eastern Mediterranean Maritime, has not confirmed unloading orders. Bloomberg reports that since November 9, the tanker has been moving away from the U.S. East Coast. Following a conversation between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on October 9, an agreement was made for Russian diesel deliveries to the U.S. market, with a temporary license issued by the U.S. Treasury. Despite this, recent reports indicate that Russian tankers are changing course, and the Kremlin claims the situation is unrelated to U.S. elections, although it appears that the diesel may not find buyers.