India, Oct. 24 -- Three tankers carrying Russian diesel fuel departed from the Russian port of Primorsk for North America with Russia hoping to resume the supply of fuel to the US after a period of more than three years of break, according to an announcement made by a Russian deputy prime minister in connection with the agreement that the country made with the US.

According to Reuters, Novak announced the resumed exports of fuel by Russia as it attempts to provide fuel supply to the US two weeks following the President Trump's declaration of a diesel fuel agreement with Russia's President Vladimir Putin through a phone call.

"First three fuel tankers are already making their journey to the east coast of the Atlantic Ocean with RDIF (Rus...