Russia imports gasoline from NATO member Turkey amid fuel shortages
Russia is importing gasoline from NATO member Turkey
for the first time, a country it once flooded with oil. ( Russia shipped 15.23 million tons of crude oil to Turkey, accounting for
nearly half of Ankara's oil imports.) Now,
A sanctioned tanker loaded roughly 200,000 barrels at the port of Mersin and is now heading toward Russia's Baltic terminals, according to tracking data from S&P Global Commodities at Sea and reports confirmed by Kommersant.
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Russia in talks with other countries on possible petroleum product imports, says Kremlin
Peskov : " Peskov added that imports could begin if agreements are reached. “If acceptable prices are agreed upon, imports will take place. This would be another step toward stabilizing the market, aimed at cooling off the rush in demand,” he said."
Rush in demand ? Politikerspråk för att påskina en ökande efterfrågan ? Också ett sätt att tala om att Rys-landet har ingen kapacitet att exportera raffinerade produkter längre ( Då destillationsanläggningarna är kvaddade , eller har tillräckligt för egna behov
https://www.uawire.org/russia-in-talks-with-other-countries-on-possible-petroleum-product-imports-says-kremlin