Australia Keeps Russian Fuel Out Even as US Opens Its Market: “We Do Not Want Vladimir Putin to Benefit From This War in Middle East”
Chris Bowen said Australia has 31 days of diesel stock and will not reward Russia despite U.S. plans to release 13.5 million barrels.
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Australia keeps Russian fuel out even as US opens its market: “We do not want Vladimir Putin to benefit from this war in Middle East”
Australia will not buy Russian diesel despite Trump’s deal to bring it back to market, becoming the first US ally to publicly refuse.
Australia has stated that it allegedly does not need Russian fuel
Australia has stated that it allegedly does not need Russian fuel.Canberra has confirmed a ban on fuel purchases from Russia so that Moscow does not receive additional money, Bloomberg writes. Moreover, Australia intends to adhere to this position...
Australia will not buy Russian fuel after Trump's deal with Putin. Secretary Chris Bowen said Moscow should not benefit from war.
Australia will not buy diesel from Russia, and the import ban remains in effect, Energy Minister Chris Bowen, quoted by Bloomberg, said.
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