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Kazakhstan to supply about 50 thousand tons of gasoline to Russia as humanitarian aid

According to Reuters, Kazakhstan will sell about 50 thousand tons of gasoline to Russia in July and August. Industry sources note that the supplies may be formalized as "humanitarian aid".

Illustrative photo. Photo: Nasha Niva

The report emphasizes that during the summer period, demand for fuel in Russia is very high, amounting to approximately 110 thousand tons per day.

Against this backdrop, the volume planned to be received from Kazakhstan is sufficient only to cover about half of the country's daily need.

Earlier, Reuters reported that negotiations had previously taken place between Moscow and Astana regarding the possible purchase of 50 thousand tons of AI-92 brand gasoline.

Comments9

  • Fürs
    01.07.2026
    Яшчэ Кітай і Індыя ў спісе.
    А валяць ўсе грахі на Беларусь з яе двума заводамі невялікімі па магутнасці.
  • Crew
    01.07.2026
    Ў некалькі разоў больш чым за год могуць вырабіць заводы ў Беларусі з ўлікам і на ўнутраны рынак.
  • Judy
    01.07.2026
    Дадам што і ўсякія мікрасхемы так сама ідуць праз Казахстан і ня толькі.
    Шах і Мат расследаваннікі і сінхранізатары.

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