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Russia does not want to conduct oil from Kazakhstan through the "Drushba" pipeline from today. The refinery in Schwedt supplies Berlin and the north-east of Germany with diesel, gasoline, kerosene and fuel oil - and now needs replacement. By Andre Kartschall.
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Fulfilling Putin’s threat, Russia plans to shut down the Druzhba pipeline this Friday, through which Germany continued to receive oil from Kazakhstan. The PCK refinery, in Schwedt, of great importance for supplying the German capital, is particularly affected. Nine out of ten vehicles in Berlin and Brandenburg fill their Schwedt fuel tanks. In addition, Berlin airport is mainly supplied from the Uckermark district, in the state of Brandenburg, a…
Russia will halt the transit of Kazakh oil through the Druzhba pipeline to Germany starting May 1st (stock image - AI-generated). The Brandenburg state government remains confident that it can maintain supplies to the PCK refinery in Schwedt. Minister of Economic Affairs Martina Klement stated: "We are cautiously optimistic that alternative supply routes can be found." Kazakh oil accounts for approximately 20 percent of the refinery's total supp…
Due to alleged repairs, the pipeline is to be closed, which means 20 percent less crude oil for the Schwedt refinery.
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