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Russia has imposed an export ban and is seeking scarce kerosene abroad. Russia is forced to import Jet A-1 aviation fuel due to a significant reduction in its domestic production, which resulted from Ukraine's systematic strikes on Russian oil refineries. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense. Fuel Shortage and Sanctions Avoidance The Kremlin is forced to seek foreign Jet …
Russian aviation becomes dependent on imports of aviation fuel - GUR <p>Due to strikes on the oil refining network, the Russian Federation banned the export of aviation fuel and imported 70 thousand tons of Jet A-1 from Korea and Egypt, Indicate in the reconnaissance.</p>
Due to the reduction in aircraft fuel production, Russia began importing the Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt. Delivered about 70 thousand tons.
This is reported from the General Directorate of Intelligence.The Kremlin's desire to increase the pace of air strikes on Ukraine and the need to maintain civilian transport caused a shortage of domestic resources, - Ukrainian intelligence officials point out.To meet the needs of combat and civil aviation, Russia, which for decades has positioned itself energetically the Gethical superpower, officially imposed a temporary ban on the export of it…
The strikes of the Ukrainian Defense Forces on Russian oil refineries led to a significant reduction in the production of aviation kerosene in the Russian Federation. Because of this, the aggressor country is forced to import fuel for military aircraft abroad.
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