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Russia boosts fuel imports via Tangier Med
Russia is facing a fuel market crisis due to declining refinery production caused by Ukrainian attacks, which has led to a shortage of gasoline and rising prices. Moscow imported around 30,000 tons of octane 92 gasoline from Morocco via the Tangier Med port in July, in an effort to ease the domestic shortage. This step is part of government measures linking maritime and rail imports from countries like Belarus and Kazakhstan, and imposing restrictions on fuel exports to support the local market. The attacks on refineries have resulted in gasoline production in Russia dropping to about 65% of the summer demand level, causing supply disruptions and elevated prices.
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