[An oil tanker carrying about 40,000 tons of Russian diesel oil was suspended on its way to the United States] November 11th. International market service organization Kepler Corporation announced on November 10 that an oil tanker carrying about 40,000 tons of Russian diesel oil and originally planned to sail to New York, the United States, is currently stuck in the North Atlantic and has not yet reached the east coast of the United States. Its next course is unknown. Kepler said the tanker named "AGIOI FANENDES" loaded ultra-low sulfur diesel at the Port of Primorsk, Russia, on October 23. Initially, the ship's automatic identification system showed that the ship's destination was New York, the United States, and was expected to arrive on November 7, but its destination information was later changed to "awaiting instructions." Data show that since November 9, the tanker has been almost stationary, with a draft of 11 meters, indicating that the cargo on board has not yet been unloaded. At present, the ship's next course is unclear. (CCTV News)