Elena Kovalenko09:55, 12/26/22
The aggressor country plans to reduce the impact of the embargo by increasing the export of crude oil.
Against the background of the EU oil embargo that has come into force , Russia intends to compensate for the decrease in oil refining in 2023.
According to the propaganda publication “TASS” , the aggressor country plans to reduce the impact of the embargo by increasing the export of crude oil.
“If problems arise with the sale of petroleum products, oil refining can be replaced to a certain extent by additional volumes of oil exports,” Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak noted.
War in Ukraine and oil sanctions against Russia
On December 3, the Council of the European Union decided to set the ceiling price for oil exported from Russia at $60 per barrel.
On December 5, 2022, EU oil sanctions against Russia came into force .
The price ceiling means that from December 5, 27 EU countries, the UK, the US, Canada, Japan and Australia will provide services related to Russian tanker oil only if it was purchased at or below the established ceiling price. From February 5, 2023, the purchase of Russian oil products will also be prohibited.
On December 6, 2022, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak announced that the aggressor country plans to create and launch a mechanism that will prohibit Russian companies from trading oil with countries within the price ceiling.
On December 9, 2022, it became known that Russia is considering the possibility of reducing oil production as one of the measures in response to the decision of Western countries to impose a ceiling on oil prices.
(C)UNIAN 2022
And it looks like president eleven is being even harder on the limping imp than the EU. The EU wanted to cap the oil at $60 and president eleven said he would only buy it for $30. Putinisfucked…
The price of Urals has dropped to $51 a barrel since the oil cap. Given the discount given to the Chinese and Indians, Putler must be selling at a loss. To add to his problems, the russian bank stopped propping up the ruble, it’s weakened to 70 to the dollar and getting weaker.
Great news, thank you!
Something needs to be done for countries needing nuclear fuel for reactors. Allies must stop buying uranium from mafialand.