Russia's Transneft Says It Stopped Pumping Oil Through Ukraine, Blames Sanctions

Ukraine halted oil flows to Europe over payment issue, Russia's Transneft says

The suspension of flows along the southern route of the Druzhba oil pipeline will hit countries such as Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, which all rely heavily on Russian crude

Ukraine Halted Oil Flows to Europe Over Payment Issue, Russia's Transneft Says

MOSCOW—Ukraine has suspended Russian oil pipeline flows to parts of central Europe since early this month because Western sanctions prevented it from accepting transit fees from Moscow, Russian pipeline monopoly Transneft said on Tuesday. Benchmark Brent crude oil jumped by $2 per barrel to trade near $98 as the news added to concerns about reduced energy supplies. Europe is heavily reliant on Russian crude, diesel, natural gas and coal. Energy …

Russian oil transit via Ukraine halted due to sanctions

MOSCOW: The supply of Russian oil to three European countries through Ukraine has been halted as the transit payment cannot be processed due to sanctions, Russian firm Transneft said Tuesday.On...

Russia no longer supplies oil through Ukraine

According to the operating company, no more Russian oil has been flowing through the Druzhba pipeline through Ukraine to Europe since Thursday. The...

Russia Says Ukraine Suspended Oil Flows To Europe Due To Sanctions

Ukraine has suspended Russian oil flows to three European nations as of August 4 because the transit payment cannot be processed due to sanctions, Russia's pipeline monopoly company said.

Russia’s Transneft says Ukraine halted oil flows to Europe over payment issue

Transneft said it made payments for August oil transit to Ukraine’s Ukrtransnafta on July 22, but the money was sent back on July 28 as the payment did not go through