Turkey will get some diesel from US-Russia supply deal, energy minister says
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Ankara meets part of its energy needs at the expense of the Russian Federation, as well as Iran, Azerbaijan and other countries.
Turkey will import part of the Russian diesel destined for international markets as a result of the agreement negotiated by Donald Trump. According to Minister of Energy of Ankara, Alparslan Bayraktar, this decision will ensure stable fuel flows for the Turkish market, based on the new framework of understanding established between Washington and Moscow.
Turkey is looking forward to receiving Russian diesel fuel, as announced by Alparslan Bayractar, the country's Minister of Energy, reporting to RIA Newsti.
The diesel deal between Russia and the US is causing fierce criticism in Ukraine and Europe. In Ankara not - Turkey wants to benefit from the easing of sanctions against the Kremlin.
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