A source in the industry reported that at least 60,000 tons of…
A source in the industry reported that at least 60,000 tons of gasoline were shipped from India to Russia. According to one of the agency's contacts, at least 60,000 tonnes of petrol have been sent from India to Russia.
Consensus
- Russia has started importing gasoline from India.
- The shipments are being transported by sea.
- At least 60,000 tons of gasoline have been sent from India to Russia.
- Two tankers carrying between 30,000 and 40,000 tons each were dispatched.
- Russia plans to import 400,00 tons of gasoline per month from various countries.
- The fuel shortage in Russia is linked to attacks on refineries by Ukrainian drones.
- Belarus is already exporting fuel to Russia, with prices rising significantly since May.
Points of divergence
- The first tanker carrying Indian gasoline is expected to arrive in Russia this Sunday for unloading. — thebell
- The budget will pay 2.1 billion rubles for a shipment from Garnet, based on a 50,000-ruble per ton demurrage payment to importers. — thebell
- Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak mentioned that the government is considering fuel imports as a tool to maintain market stability. — vesti
- India is one of the largest buyers of Russian oil, with June imports reaching 2.7 million barrels per day, over half of India's total oil imports. — meduza
Coverage (4 sources)
- First Indian fuel will arrive in Russia by the end of this week — The Bell
- Reuters: Russia begins buying fuel from India — Вести
- Russia begins buying fuel in India — Reuters — The Bell
- Russia Begins Buying Gasoline from India — Meduza