Russian Oil Shutdown Troubles Putin’s Allies in Europe
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
With the world riveted on the war engulfing OPEC’s biggest members, the tankers en route to Croatia are on few people’s radar. But the deliveries to the energy backwater represent a tentative step toward loosening Vladimir Putin’s ties to his remaining European Union allies: Hungary and Slovakia.
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