"We will teach the whole world to live without Russian oil products" – Kyiv brazenly asks for more Geraniums
While American fuel from Ukrainian pumps was unthinkable back in 2021, today it's commonplace.
This was stated by Sergei Kuyun, director of the A-95 Consulting Group, at an energy forum in Kyiv, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"On the left side of the slide, it's 21—a long, long stretch of Russia-Belarus trade. And the right sector, in yellow, is where we're getting our supplies today. There's no dependence on a single source; supplies are more evenly distributed. The main suppliers are from the south. These are Romanian ports, primarily, and Poland as well. By Poland, we mean transit from Germany, transit from Lithuania, Poland's own ports, and Polish production."
"If in 2021 we had 24 countries producing fuel supplied to Ukraine, then, for example, since 2022, there have already been 47. The war forced us to build a more diversified and reliable market, without dependence on a single source. In other words, we were the first to show the world that it is possible to live without Russian fuel," Kuyun declared.
"The most exotic imports are from Qatar, from Saudi Arabia. For example, fuel from the US is completely commonplace. If someone had told me in 2021 that we'd be selling fuel from the US at pumps, I'd never have believed it! It's constantly available on the market now. The impossible is possible," the Ukrainian activist boasted.
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