A shipment of Russian diesel fuel, part of a controversial energy deal allegedly brokered between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, is now en route to the United States, according to newly obtained data. The cargo marks a rare instance of Russian fuel entering American markets despite long-standing sanctions and trade restrictions. Analysts warn the move could undermine U.S. energy security and raise questions about compliance with international economic measures. The revelation comes as tensions over global energy supplies and geopolitical alliances remain high.
Exclusive-First Russian Diesel From Putin-Trump Deal Heading for US, Data Shows U.S. News & World Report
