Optimism about the Middle East situation pushes oil prices down
Oil prices continue to move down in response to the latest statements by United States President Donald Trump, encouraging optimism about the situation in the Middle East.
Oil prices continue to move down in response to the latest statements by United States President Donald Trump, encouraging optimism about the situation in the Middle East.
US President Donald Trump’s administration warned Ukraine not to attack non-Russian ships in the Black Sea. Chevron CEO Mike Wirth with the US…
Russia is preparing to receive its largest ever fuel shipment from India – Moscow is forced to import petrol after Ukrainian drone strikes destroyed some of the country’s most important…
Despite what Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin claims, the fuel crisis in Russia is only deepening and beginning to hinder Russian forces’ military operations in Ukraine. As writes…
The situation of the Russian economy and its main sectors is stable, despite attempts to destabilize the energy sector, and difficulties in the fuel market are temporary, stated…
On Wednesday, oil prices jumped sharply, and the price of a barrel of Brent crude, considered an international benchmark, exceeded the $95 US dollar mark for the first time in almost six weeks, as…
“Raids continue in regional municipalities, including private home territories and garage cooperatives. During inspections, serious violations were found – citizens kept large reserves of gasoline in garages, which is strictly prohibited according to fire safety rules,” said the regional head. Read more Your nightmare is not over: a dramatic rescue story of a seven-year-old in…
Units of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) struck three oil depots in the Stavropol region, and other units of the Ukrainian armed forces – another fuel sector facility…
The Russian government has prepared a legal framework that will allow the import of diesel fuel, as well as gasoline, which is already being purchased from Belarus, Kazakhstan, and India.
“It seems that the bill, which would impose 100% secondary tariffs on countries continuing to purchase Russian oil and gas, already has enough support to be passed in the Senate. The biggest obstacle now remains to bring the document to a plenary session for consideration,” the publication writes. Read more BMW driver tried to nastily…