India's first gasoline shipment arrives in Russia
Then the cargo was transferred to the vessel Garnet, flying the flag of Oman, near the Egyptian port of Damietta, and on August 6, fuel was delivered to Russia.
Consensus
- The first batch of Indian gasoline arrived in Russia.
- The fuel was delivered from a refinery in Vadinar, India.
- The refinery is owned by Nayara Energy and has Rosneft as a 49% shareholder.
- The cargo was loaded onto the tanker Cyclone on June 18.
- The cargo was transferred to the ship Garnet, flying under the Omani flag, near Egypt's Damietta port.
- The fuel was delivered to Russia on August 6.
- The shipment amounted to approximately 42,000 tons.
Points of divergence
- The arrival was reported by Bloomberg based on data from the analytics company Kpler. — tg_tvrain
Coverage (2 sources)
- First batch of Indian gasoline has arrived in Russia — Дождь
- First batch of Indian gasoline arrives in Russia — Дождь (Telegram)