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Moroccan Gasoline Delays at Russian Port
A shipment of Moroccan imported gasoline to Russia from the port of Tangier is facing unloading difficulties at the port of Murmansk due to a dispute between the importing companies and Russian authorities over the sale price. The companies argue that the high import costs justify requesting a higher price of 150,000 rubles per ton (approximately $1,780), while the authorities insist on setting the price according to local market rates. This dispute has led to the detention of the shipment. This crisis occurs amid a Russian move to increase gasoline imports from abroad to compensate for supply shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. Fuel prices are expected to fluctuate throughout August due to international tensions and the global energy crisis.
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