Russia’s Energy Crisis Puts Kazakhstan in a Tough Spot
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Russia’s Energy Crisis Puts Kazakhstan in a Tough Spot
Kazakhstan is trying to keep the Kremlin at arm’s length amid Russian efforts to lean on Central Asian states for help in bolstering Moscow’s staggering war economy. Ukraine’s ongoing drone campaign has inflicted severe damage on Russia’s energy infrastructure and its military-industrial complex, prompting Russian officials to seek emergency energy supplies and refining arrangements from Central Asian states, while exploring offshoring options f…
An oil tanker belonging to the phantom fleet transports oil from Turkey, a member state of NATO, to a Russian port from the Baltic Sea. An agreement is signed on the processing of Russian oil in Kazakhstan. Fuel shipments arrive from India via Egypt. The Kremlin exerts pressure on its allies to sell it the fuel it needs so much. The data may be different, but all lead to a single inevitable conclusion, writes The Guardian.
Kazakhstan and Russia have reached an agreement on the terms for processing Russian oil at the Kondensat oil refinery in the West Kazakhstan region.
Kazakhstan and Russia have reached an agreement on the terms for processing Russian oil at the Kondensat oil refinery in the West Kazakhstan region.
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