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For the First Time in Six Years, Venezuela Has Resumed Oil Product Supplies From Russia Instead of the United States.
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Venezuela has changed its supplier of petroleum product, naphtha. Previously, it purchased it from the United States, but has now resumed supplies from Russia, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Bloomberg. The agency notes that US trade policy is pushing the countries toward closer cooperation. According to Kpler data, from March to October 2025, supplies of American naphtha fell to zero, while Russian supplies rose to over 7 million barrels. In Augus…
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