Singapore imports Russian fuel oil amid Middle East instability

Singapore, the world's largest ship refuelling port, is reportedly replacing lost oil cargoes from the Middle East with Russian fuel oil as the ongoing Iran war continues to destabilize global energy markets.

24 Apr, 16:24 — 24 Apr, 16:24

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One of world's richest countries turns to Russian fuel oil via Strait of Hormuz, FT says

Singapore, the world's biggest ship refuelling port, is replacing lost cargoes from the Middle East with Russian oil as the Iran war continues to destabilise global energy markets.

By Artur Kryzhnyi

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Singapore imports Russian fuel oil amid Middle East instability

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One of world's richest countries turns to Russian fuel oil via Strait of Hormuz, FT says

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