Sputnik: The British “Shell” company announces that it is compelled to buy oil from Russia

“We have taken an urgent decision to obtain a shipment of Russian crude oil. Our refineries produce gasoline and diesel fuel, in addition to other products that people use on a daily basis, and we would like to continue this without interrupting the supply of crude oil to the refineries,” the company said in a statement.

He continued, “The energy industry will not be able to guarantee a stable supply of needed goods throughout Europe. Alternative sources will not be able to arrive quickly enough.”

The market will suffer from a shortage of supplies for several months following the imposition of sanctions on Moscow and the mass exit of investments by major companies from Russian oil assets.

Brent crude futures reached a peak of $ 119.3 a barrel in trading on Thursday, up $ 6.3, or 5.6%. US West Texas Intermediate crude futures also achieved their highest levels at $116.02 a barrel, up by $5.4, or 4.9%.

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