Desperate for Fuel, Russia Looks to Kazakhstan for Refining Capacity
Ukrainian strikes have cut Russian gasoline production to 65% of summer demand, while fuel shortages now affect 50 million people, analysts said.
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Russian Refining Has Fallen to Its Lowest Level Since 2005, According to Satellite-Based Estimates From EA Analytics
Sustained Ukrainian long-range drone strikes are beginning to take their toll on Russia’s oil industry to a dramatic extent. The country’s refining capacity has been degraded to a degree that few would have predicted when Ukraine’s drone army first began striking Russian refineries months ago. Vladimir Putin in Syria. Image Credit: Creative Commons. Putin in Briefing. Image Credit: Russian Government. According to the energy industry analysis fi…
Kazakhstan is negotiating with Russia about refining Russian oil at its refineries, Reuters reports with reference to the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan. Dozhd TV: news, video, broadcast, online, archive, program program.
The Kazakh authorities are negotiating with the Kremlin on refining Russian oil at their plants, Reuters reported referring to the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan. “Negotiations are underway to refine oil of Russian origin, followed by the sale of the products obtained in Kazakhstan and the export of some of the products to the Russian Federation,” the ministry said. Astana states that this step is necessary to steadily load local refineries an…
Russia has the biggest fuel crisis since the collapse of the Soviet Union, drone attacks have disabled more than 30% of actual oil capacity
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