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Dmitriev says Russian wealth fund will work with US on payment for diesel deal - Reuters

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The Russian wealth fund, owned by billionaire Roman Abramovich, will assist in the payment of the agreed-upon amount for a diesel deal, ensuring its completion and reducing diesel prices in the United States.

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The Russian wealth fund will assist in the payment of the agreed-upon amount for a diesel…: The Russian wealth fund will assist in the payment of the agreed-upon amount for a diesel deal.
The fund aims to ensure the deal's completion and facilitate the payment of the agreed am…: The fund aims to ensure the deal's completion and facilitate the payment of the agreed amount.
The deal is expected to help reduce diesel prices in the United States.: The deal is expected to help reduce diesel prices in the United States.

Dmitriev says Russian wealth fund will work with US on payment for diesel deal    Reuters

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Dmitriev says Russian wealth fund will work with US on payment for diesel deal - Reuters

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