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Russian diesel shipment to US Developing

First reported Oct 23, 2:40 AM ET by Reuters · ongoing, 22 hours so far

1st Russian Diesel From Putin-Trump Deal Heading for US (opens the original story in a new tab)

NewsmaxOct 23, 10:57 AM

7 / 27 outletsNot yet: The New York Times, CNN, ABC News, Fox News +16
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02407,50015K06121810/2410/23 2 AM · Reuters: EXCLUSIVE: Tanker carrying 40,000 T of Russian diesel heads to New Y…10/23 10 AM · New York Post: First Russian diesel shipment from Putin-Trump deal headed fo…

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7 outlets, in order of their first story; headlines link to the original · 1 more on YouTube only

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Not yet: The New York Times, CNN, ABC News, Fox News, NTD, The Washington Post, Associated Press, Breitbart, Business Insider, CBS News, CNBC, HuffPost, MS NOW, Newsweek, Politico, TIME, The Hill, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Vox

On Bluesky

5 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 125 likes in all

Ship With Russian Diesel Signals US Port After Trump-Putin Deal

Bluesky · Bloomberg · Oct 23, 8:00 AM

82 likes · 50 reposts

21 likes · 11 reposts

1st Russian Diesel From Putin-Trump Deal Heading for US

Bluesky · Newsmax · Oct 23, 10:57 AM

0 likes · 0 reposts

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