Russia has begun importing gasoline by sea from India, Morocco and Turkey, while also increasing gasoline purchases from Belarus to record levels
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- Russia has begun importing gasoline by sea from India, Morocco and Turkey, while also increasing gasoline purchases from Belarus to record levels
The worsening shortage has forced Russia to take an unprecedented step: importing gasoline by sea.
Russian authorities have begun bringing in fuel from India, Morocco and Turkey, while also increasing gasoline purchases from Belarus to record levels.
Sources
- ‘We Were Mistaken’: Putin Admits Russia Was Unprepared for Ukrainian Strikes on Oil Refineries cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from ‘We Were Mistaken’: Putin Admits Russia Was Unprepared for Ukrainian Strikes on Oil Refineries · 2026-09-11 07:44