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Damage to Russian refineries is impacting global diesel supply, prompting the Trump administration to increase American refiners' production capacity.
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Updated Oct 24
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What happened
Damage to Russian refineries is impacting global diesel supply, prompting the Trump administration to increase American refiners' production capacity.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Policy expansion and government funding are driving increased fuel production capacity.1 source
Drone attacks on Russian refineries are reducing global diesel supply and driving up consumer prices.1 source
Trump administration waives sanctions, boosting global diesel supply.1 source
- The International Energy Agency assesses damage to Russian oil refineries following recent strikes targeting refining capacity.Sub-event
Russian refinery damage strains global diesel supply, leading to US capacity increases.1 source
Moscow is increasing diesel supply to global markets amid refinery strikes and US military action.1 source