25.02.2026, 07:37

UK removes Druzhba oil pipeline from sanctions until October 2027

ALMATY. Feb 25 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The United Kingdom has removed the Druzhba oil pipeline from its latest sanctions against Russia, a move that will allow oil flows to continue to Europe until October 2027.

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