Poland questions US-Russia diesel deal
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Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski - cannot distinguish gasoline from diesel:
Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski - cannot distinguish gasoline from diesel:Our ambassador reports on fuel shortages even in Moscow, which always has priority in supply. Moreover, serious sources report that Ukraine has already damaged about 50% of...
Warsaw questions the energy agreement between Trump and Putin after denouncing fuel shortages even in Moscow and damage to up to 50% of Russian refining capacity due to Ukrainian attacks.
Fuel shortages are being recorded even in Moscow, according to Poland's Foreign Minister, Radoslaw Sikorski. Poland: "There are fuel shortages even in Moscow, how will Putin export?" claims the Polish Foreign Minister The Polish Foreign Minister also questions whether Moscow is able to place the additional quantities of oil on the market ... The article Poland: "There are fuel shortages even in Moscow, how will Putin export?" claims the Polish F…
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski questions Russia's ability to export diesel to international markets, in the context of the agreement between US President Donald Trump and Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine Damaged About 50% of Russia's Oil Refining Capacity
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