Alex Jones Live reported on Oct. 10, 2026, that the U.S. Treasury Department had temporarily waived sanctions affecting some Russian fuel trade. The account said the measure permits the sale, delivery, offloading and import of Russian diesel, including into the United States, through at least April 7, 2027.
The report attributed the waiver to rising global prices, but the supplied material does not include the Treasury announcement, its terms, or details about which transactions and parties are covered. It also refers to an agreement announced by President Donald Trump and Moscow without describing the agreement.
The account does not provide enough information to independently establish the scope or implementation of the reported waiver. Further details would be needed to assess its practical effect on Russian fuel imports or U.S. sanctions policy.
