Russia's daily diesel output rose from 160,000 tonnes in early October to 180,000 tonnes after the government eased export restrictions, allowing companies to ship up to 500,000 tonnes in October. Based on Reuters estimates, a drop in domestic demand after the harvest could free more than 1 million tonnes a month for export. A diesel deal between Presidents Putin and Trump, and a temporary US sanctions waiver for Russian diesel imports, has strained US-Ukraine relations, with Trump urging Zelensky to stop attacks on Russian refineries. Zelensky called Trump's claims “completely false” and argued that the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran and Iran's response had caused severe disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Russia was previously the world's second-largest diesel exporter, with about 10% of global exports, so supply disruptions could push up prices even in countries that do not import directly.
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Original headline: Sản lượng diesel của Nga tăng vọt sau đợt dỡ bỏ hạn chế xuất khẩu
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