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Moscow says Russia-US diesel shipments would take 15-20 days
Russia's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Alexander Novak has indicated that diesel deliveries under a potential Russia-US deal would require 15-20 days. Commercial negotiations and contract details remain under discussion, with no signing date yet confirmed.
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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that shipments of diesel fuel from Russia to the United States under a prospective commercial arrangement would take between 15 and 20 days to complete.
Novak indicated that Russian and American negotiators are currently working through the commercial terms and finalising contract details for the arrangement. No timeline for signing an agreement has been established at this stage.
The comments reflect ongoing discussions between Moscow and Washington on potential energy trade, though the discussions remain at an early stage of development. Novak's statement provides a preliminary assessment of logistics and delivery timelines should a deal reach completion.
The talks come amid broader international discussions on energy supplies and trade relationships in the global markets. Further developments are expected as negotiations progress between the two parties.