Ukraine said deliveries of Russian crude will resume through the Druzhba pipeline, removing a supply disruption that had affected MOL and related regional energy flows. The development could help Budapest unblock a 90 billion euro ($105.79 billion) loan for Kyiv, linking energy transit to financing negotiations. The news is constructive for near-term supply stability, though the broader market impact is likely limited.
Ukraine said deliveries of Russian crude will resume through the Druzhba pipeline, removing a supply disruption that had affected MOL and related regional energy flows. The development could help Budapest unblock a 90 billion euro ($105.79 billion) loan for Kyiv, linking energy transit to financing negotiations. The news is constructive for near-term supply stability, though the broader market impact is likely limited.
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