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UK Allows Diesel, Jet Fuel Imports Made From Russian Crude, Apologizes Over Sanctions Handling

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The UK has issued a permit allowing imports of diesel and jet fuel made from Russian crude oil and refined in third countries, easing its oil-products sanctions as fuel prices climb and the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz strains supplies. The license took effect on May 20, and the government has apologized for its handling of the sanctions.

The carve-out applies to fuel processed outside Russia, including in countries such as India and Turkey. The UK is the world’s third-largest jet fuel consumer and the world’s largest jet importer, leaving it particularly exposed to shortages and higher costs.

From the sources (19 posts)

@macroedgeres

The UK Government permits the provision of certain services and actions related to the import of diesel and jet fuel processed in third countries from Russian crude oil #MacroEdge

@staunovo

UK issues licence allowing diesel, jet fuel refined from Russian crude in third countries #oott

@staunovo

UK allows diesel and jet fuel imports from Russian crude via sanctions carve-out #oott

@business

The UK will effectively loosen some Russian sanctions by allow imports of diesel and jet fuel refined from Moscow’s crude in countries like India and Turkey.

@ralee85

RT @faisalislam: NEW UK has just loosened sanctions on imports of jet fuel and diesel derived from Russian oil, refined into third countr…

@tbrit90

RT @NeilDotObrien: So we are importing from Russia, rather than allow new fields in our own North Sea. Mad.

@reuters

Russian sanctions waiver extension shows G7 does not agree on everything, EU's Dombrovskis says

@reuters

UK allows diesel and jet fuel imports from Russian crude via sanctions carve-out

@laurnorman

RT @alexwickham: The govt’s mistake is that it announced these sanctions in October, didn’t actually implement them until today, and then d…

@laurnorman

RT @alexwickham: NEW: The UK government has apologised for its handling of the Russian oil products sanctions Trade minister Chris Bryant…

@ajenglish

The UK says it has eased sanctions on imports of Russian jet fuel and diesel refined in third countries, amid soaring fuel prices caused by the US-Israel war on Iran war and prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz

@jkempenergy

UNITED KINGDOM is the world’s third-largest jet fuel consumer after the United States and China, reflecting the importance of Heathrow as a hub for long-haul flights and bunkering. The United States are China are both major jet fuel produce

@defencegeek

RT @KevinASchofield: Emily Thornberry, Labour chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, not holding back on the government's decision…

@defencewithac

RT @KemiBadenoch: After 18 months of “standing up to Putin” the Labour govt quietly issued a licence allowing imports of Russian oil refine…

@defencegeek

RT @KemiBadenoch: After 18 months of “standing up to Putin” the Labour govt quietly issued a licence allowing imports of Russian oil refine…

@laurnorman

RT @faisalislam: NEW UK has just loosened sanctions on imports of jet fuel and diesel derived from Russian oil, refined into third countr…

@clashreport

The UK has eased some Russian oil sanctions as fuel prices surge amid the Iran conflict and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. The waiver allows imports of diesel and jet fuel refined from Russian crude in countries like India and Türkiy

@staunovo

RT @Amena__Bakr: Watch the closure of Hormuz bend ethics/ politics/ principles around funding Russia: UK issued a permit allowing imports…

@amena__bakr

Watch the closure of Hormuz bend ethics/ politics/ principles around funding Russia: UK issued a permit allowing imports of diesel and jet fuel produced from Russian crude oil in third countries, according to Department of Business and Tra

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