Russia imports jet fuel from South Korea and Egypt after Ukrainian strikes on refineries
Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries have reduced domestic aviation fuel production, forcing Russia to import approximately 70,000 tons of Jet A-1 fuel from South Korea and Egypt, according to Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate and multiple reports.
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@front_ukrainian
❗️According to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, a shortage of aviation fuel has emerged in Russia and has already affected military aviation. The Russian Federation has begun purchasing Jet A-1 fuel from South Korea and Egypt: 11 thousand https://t.co/hHzoimxk8I
@blckchaindaily
🚨 UKRAINIAN REFINERY STRIKES DISRUPT RUSSIAN JET FUEL PRODUCTION, MOSCOW IMPORTS 70,000 TONS FROM SOUTH KOREA AND EGYPT
@Defence_Index
🇺🇦🇷🇺 JUST IN: Ukraine’s strikes are forcing Russia to IMPORT jet fuel for its military aviation. Moscow has reportedly received around 70,000 tons of Jet A-1 from South Korea and Egypt after damage to Russian refineries reduced domestic aviation fuel production, according to https://t.co/IPNy6uIR8x