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Vladimir Putin said Russia's first diesel tanker under its deal with the Trump administration would depart in two to three days, carrying about 40,000 metric tons, roughly 13% of the initially announced volume, while the Kremlin separately confirmed talks with Washington over sanctioned oil giant Lukoil's $22 billion in foreign assets. The US Treasury extended authorization for Lukoil sale negotiations until November 21. Analysts told Reuters the diesel deal is unlikely to meaningfully lower global prices because Russia lacks sufficient production capacity, partly due to Ukrainian strikes on its refineries.