Entered into force a ban on fuel exports to Ukraine
A ban on the supply of coal and oil products from Russia to Ukraine entered into force on 1 June.
A ban on the supply of coal and oil products from Russia to Ukraine entered into force on 1 June.
As can be seen from the decision of the government, now to supply to Ukraine, naphtha and commercial gasoline, diesel fuel, propane, butane and other liquefied gases is possible only with the permission of the Ministry of economic development.
this list also were coal, briquettes, ovoids and similar solid fuels, manufactured from coal, lignite, or brown coal, agglomerated or not, excluding jet coke or semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat, agglomerated or not, retort carbon.
on the last working day of the week, may 31, the Ministry of economic development has sent the government a list of organizations that have the ability to issue a permit for the fuel to Ukraine, to the same As permissions, and the volume of supplies will be reviewed on a monthly basis.
yesterday, the new Secretary of the state security Council and defense of Ukraine Alexander danyluk said that the Prohibition of supply of oil and butane from Russia will make Kiev problems.
A ban on the supply of fuel, which was approved in mid-April, was a response to the decision of the Ukrainian government to make wider punishment against Russia. In the list of prohibited for import of items Kiev then included jars for canning, bottles, for food and other products.
<span style="color:darkgray