France Ensures that Russian Fuel Will Not Reach Its Filling Stations
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"There will be no Russian fuel in the French pumps and service stations," said French government spokesman Maud Bregeon, in an interview with BFMTV.
The Minister-Delegate for Energy Affairs and the official representative of the Government of France, Maud Brezhon, stated that Paris was not going to buy Russian diesel fuel to lower record prices. According to Brejon, France does not plan to purchase diesel fuel from Russia, despite an agreement between Moscow and Washington to resume supplies to world markets and withdraw them from US sanctions, it gives TASS. "This decision does not cancel E…
The Paris Executive will trace the origin of the fuels and release reserves to cheapen the liter between 12 and 18 cents for three months
France refuses to allow Russian fuel to reach its supply pumps, despite the agreement announced between Washington and Moscow to increase gas oil supply and moderate prices.
Minister of Energy also questioned the prospects for an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine and accused Moscow of not demonstrating readiness to accept a cease-fire.
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