Suriyapong Thongsawang
- Russian fuel cargoes have been stuck in Sudan waters for over 2 weeks because it can't find any buyers.
- One ship carrying diesel-type products has sat in North African waters for over 20 days, per Bloomberg.
- India and China have snapped hefty amounts of Russian crude, but demand may be proving lackluster.
Russia's refined petroleum exports are struggling to find a home – so the cargoes are piling up in waters across the world.
The Adamas I ship, which took on Russian diesel-type fuel in late January, has been sitting off Sudan for over 20 days, Bloomberg reported Thursday citing Vortexa data.