Russia appealed to Kazakhstan to make a stock of 100 thousand tons of gasoline for supplies in case of shortage due to Ukrainian attacks, Reuters reports with reference to sources.
According to them, the agreement has already been agreed.
Belarus also agreed to help Russia with gasoline supplies.
As of the end of March, the attacks of drones failed about 14% of Russian facilities from primary oil refining in the Russian Federation, which was traditionally a net exporter of fuel and a supplier to international markets.
Also last week, the Orsk Oil Factory in the Urals stopped production due to a large -scale flood, which also affected Kazakhstan.
