Next – full embargo – OP on Shell's refusal to buy Russian oil
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Oil giant Shell refused to buy Russian oil, another signal to the Kremlin that an embargo was imminent. Russia is facing a full oil embargo for military aggression against Ukraine.
A clear signal for the entire industry – OP
Adviser to the Head of the Office of the President Mikhail Podolyak wrote about this on Twitter, commenting on Shell's decision to abandon oil from Russia. He said that Russian oil is becoming toxic.
According to Podolyak, Shell's move is a clear signal for the oil industry. He also noted that the next step is a complete embargo on Russian oil.
Russian oil is becoming toxic in any form. Oil and gas giant Shell said it was refusing to buy any mixtures with Russian content. A clear signal for the entire industry. In the OP, Andrey Yermak's team worked on countering the blend scheme. Next – a complete oil embargo, – Yermak's adviser wrote.
What is known about Russian oil
- The world's largest oil trader Shell will no longer buy oil products containing any, although even the smallest share of Russian origin.
- The EU will deal an even greater blow to the Russian oil industry, because it is preparing the 6th package of sanctions against Russia. The EU is expected to restrict trade in Russian oil.
- According to media reports, the EU is developing 3 options for restrictions on Russian oil.
- But it should be noted that the EU, unfortunately, does not have unity on embargo on Russian oil. In particular, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that the embargo would not bring the end of the war closer.
- Therefore, the European Parliament appealed to Scholz with a demand to stop blocking sanctions against Russia.