Russia Imports Gasoline from Africa Amid Fuel Shortages
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Russia has begun importing gasoline from Africa, specifically 30,000 tons from Morocco, to alleviate fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on its refineries. This is not the first time Moscow has resorted to international imports to fill its domestic fuel deficit. The country is also securing supplies from India, Belarus, and Kazakhstan to stabilize its market.
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Россия начала покупать бензин в Африке
Россия начала импортировать бензин из Африки на фоне дефицита топлива,...
Russia has imported about 30,000 tons of gasoline from Morocco to ease...
Russia has imported roughly 30,000 tons of gasoline from Morocco to ea...
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