Slovnaft and MOL Group announce that they can import Russian crude oil by sea in compliance with EU and US sanction if the Duzhba pipeline is out of operation

The announcement from Slovnaft and MOL Group indicates a significant shift in their operational capabilities regarding Russian crude imports, particularly under the EU and US sanctions framework.

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This could influence crude supply dynamics and pricing, impacting energy markets and potentially adding volatility to related assets such as the euro and commodity currencies. Watch for reactions in oil prices and broader risk sentiment as the implications unfold.

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