Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments PART 2

[khansaheeb]

Europe heading for disaster as Trucking will become more expensive causing bankruptcies and recession:-

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins

European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.

www.reuters.com

3 minute readNovember 20, 20225:03 PM PSTLast Updated 6 hours ago

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins​

By Rowena Edwards
and Ron Bousso

A Russian state flag flies on the top of a diesel plant in the Yarakta Oil Field, owned by Irkutsk Oil Company (INK), in Irkutsk Region, Russia March 10, 2019. REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko/File Photo
LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.
The European Union will ban Russian oil product imports, on which it relies heavily for its diesel, by Feb. 5. That will follow a ban on Russian crude taking effect in December.
Russian diesel loadings destined for the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) storage region rose to 215,000 bpd from Nov. 1 to Nov. 12, up by 126% from October, Pamela Munger, senior market analyst at energy analytics firm Vortexa, said.

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With few immediate cost-effective alternatives, diesel from Russia has made up 44% of Europe's total imports of the road fuel so far in November, compared with 39% in October, Refinitiv data shows.
Although Europe's reliance on the Russian fuel has fallen from more than 50% before Moscow's February invasion of Ukraine, Russia is still the continent's largest diesel supplier.

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"The EU will have to secure around 500-600 kb/d of diesel to replace the Russian volumes, replacements will come from the US as well as east of Suez, primarily the Middle East and India," Eugene Lindell, refining and products market analyst at FGE, said.
The Russian gasoil heading into ARA tanks is likely to be used or sold quickly as a result of backwardation in Ice gasoil futures , where the current value is higher than it will be in later months, Lars van Wageningen, at Dutch consultancy Insights Global, said.
Part of the influx comes as ICE Futures Europe bans low-sulphur gasoil of Russian origin ahead of EU sanctions.
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From Nov. 30, traders must prove to ICE that no Russian product has entered any tanks in the wider ARA region - including Flushing and Ghent - that will be used for January delivery through the ICE futures contract.
Russian gasoil can still arrive in ARA storage tanks in December, but it must be moved to other tanks from which no delivery can be made, according to ICE.
Some market players expect little impact from the ICE move given low storage levels in the ARA for both Russian and non-Russian gasoil as well as declining delivered volumes.
"Volumes delivered upon expiry are actually pretty small ... it just adds an extra layer of logistical challenge," Neil Crosby, senior analyst at oil analytics firm OilX, said.
In January 2022, 70,000 tonnes of gasoil were delivered through the Ice gasoil futures exchange's website shows.

 

[Titanium100]

Europe heading for disaster as Trucking will become more expensive causing bankruptcies and recession:-

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins

European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.

www.reuters.com

3 minute readNovember 20, 20225:03 PM PSTLast Updated 6 hours ago

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins​

By Rowena Edwards
and Ron Bousso

A Russian state flag flies on the top of a diesel plant in the Yarakta Oil Field, owned by Irkutsk Oil Company (INK), in Irkutsk Region, Russia March 10, 2019. REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko/File Photo
LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.
The European Union will ban Russian oil product imports, on which it relies heavily for its diesel, by Feb. 5. That will follow a ban on Russian crude taking effect in December.
Russian diesel loadings destined for the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) storage region rose to 215,000 bpd from Nov. 1 to Nov. 12, up by 126% from October, Pamela Munger, senior market analyst at energy analytics firm Vortexa, said.

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With few immediate cost-effective alternatives, diesel from Russia has made up 44% of Europe's total imports of the road fuel so far in November, compared with 39% in October, Refinitiv data shows.
Although Europe's reliance on the Russian fuel has fallen from more than 50% before Moscow's February invasion of Ukraine, Russia is still the continent's largest diesel supplier.

Latest Updates​

• Swiss bank Julius Baer on track to meet targets despite market slump
• German home prices to fall 3.5% next year as buyers feel the pinch - Reuters poll
• Morning Bid: Bulls take cover
• Oil prices fall around $1 to near 2-month lows as supply concerns ease
• Asia shares, oil prices skid on China COVID outbreaks

"The EU will have to secure around 500-600 kb/d of diesel to replace the Russian volumes, replacements will come from the US as well as east of Suez, primarily the Middle East and India," Eugene Lindell, refining and products market analyst at FGE, said.
The Russian gasoil heading into ARA tanks is likely to be used or sold quickly as a result of backwardation in Ice gasoil futures , where the current value is higher than it will be in later months, Lars van Wageningen, at Dutch consultancy Insights Global, said.
Part of the influx comes as ICE Futures Europe bans low-sulphur gasoil of Russian origin ahead of EU sanctions.
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From Nov. 30, traders must prove to ICE that no Russian product has entered any tanks in the wider ARA region - including Flushing and Ghent - that will be used for January delivery through the ICE futures contract.
Russian gasoil can still arrive in ARA storage tanks in December, but it must be moved to other tanks from which no delivery can be made, according to ICE.
Some market players expect little impact from the ICE move given low storage levels in the ARA for both Russian and non-Russian gasoil as well as declining delivered volumes.
"Volumes delivered upon expiry are actually pretty small ... it just adds an extra layer of logistical challenge," Neil Crosby, senior analyst at oil analytics firm OilX, said.
In January 2022, 70,000 tonnes of gasoil were delivered through the Ice gasoil futures exchange's website shows.

Article is to long didn't read when will the ban begin

 

[Dalit]

November 21, 2022 Russia-Ukraine news

Russian and Ukrainian officials blamed each other on Sunday for recent shelling at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Follow live news updates.

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Russian and Ukrainian officials blamed each other on Sunday for recent shelling at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

 

[Viet]

Europe heading for disaster as Trucking will become more expensive causing bankruptcies and recession:-

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins

European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.

www.reuters.com

3 minute readNovember 20, 20225:03 PM PSTLast Updated 6 hours ago

Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins​

By Rowena Edwards
and Ron Bousso

A Russian state flag flies on the top of a diesel plant in the Yarakta Oil Field, owned by Irkutsk Oil Company (INK), in Irkutsk Region, Russia March 10, 2019. REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko/File Photo
LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - European traders are rushing to fill tanks in the region with Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February, as alternative sources remain limited.
The European Union will ban Russian oil product imports, on which it relies heavily for its diesel, by Feb. 5. That will follow a ban on Russian crude taking effect in December.
Russian diesel loadings destined for the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) storage region rose to 215,000 bpd from Nov. 1 to Nov. 12, up by 126% from October, Pamela Munger, senior market analyst at energy analytics firm Vortexa, said.

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With few immediate cost-effective alternatives, diesel from Russia has made up 44% of Europe's total imports of the road fuel so far in November, compared with 39% in October, Refinitiv data shows.
Although Europe's reliance on the Russian fuel has fallen from more than 50% before Moscow's February invasion of Ukraine, Russia is still the continent's largest diesel supplier.

Latest Updates​

• Swiss bank Julius Baer on track to meet targets despite market slump
• German home prices to fall 3.5% next year as buyers feel the pinch - Reuters poll
• Morning Bid: Bulls take cover
• Oil prices fall around $1 to near 2-month lows as supply concerns ease
• Asia shares, oil prices skid on China COVID outbreaks

"The EU will have to secure around 500-600 kb/d of diesel to replace the Russian volumes, replacements will come from the US as well as east of Suez, primarily the Middle East and India," Eugene Lindell, refining and products market analyst at FGE, said.
The Russian gasoil heading into ARA tanks is likely to be used or sold quickly as a result of backwardation in Ice gasoil futures , where the current value is higher than it will be in later months, Lars van Wageningen, at Dutch consultancy Insights Global, said.
Part of the influx comes as ICE Futures Europe bans low-sulphur gasoil of Russian origin ahead of EU sanctions.
Advertisement · Scroll to continue
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From Nov. 30, traders must prove to ICE that no Russian product has entered any tanks in the wider ARA region - including Flushing and Ghent - that will be used for January delivery through the ICE futures contract.
Russian gasoil can still arrive in ARA storage tanks in December, but it must be moved to other tanks from which no delivery can be made, according to ICE.
Some market players expect little impact from the ICE move given low storage levels in the ARA for both Russian and non-Russian gasoil as well as declining delivered volumes.
"Volumes delivered upon expiry are actually pretty small ... it just adds an extra layer of logistical challenge," Neil Crosby, senior analyst at oil analytics firm OilX, said.
In January 2022, 70,000 tonnes of gasoil were delivered through the Ice gasoil futures exchange's website shows.

It’s a war of attrition. Let’s see who goes bankrupt, Russia or EU. Russia has an economy smaller than Italy. Super gasoline 1.90 euros per liter today. Still ok.

 

[khansaheeb]

Article is to long didn't read when will the ban begin

lol, Russian diesel before an EU ban begins in February

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594585861462626304

 

[sammuel]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594585861462626304

Satanist children organ harvesting. What happened to the Nazis ?

A dilemma . Should this be reported for spreading BS , or just leave it and let people here decide for themselves , what you and your reports are worth . . .


~

 

[Deino]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594585861462626304

You really believe every trolling Russian propaganda as long as it fits your agenda? Facts are irrelevant ....

By the way, in the meantime in your beloved Russia

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594310044778389505

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594305043326701569

 

[One_Nation]

Yes it will.

regarding general Milley and his opinions, hmmmm, that's interesting that he doesnt think Ukraine is likely to take the land back. did he think Taliban would take Afghanistan back? That would be interesting to know.

Milley and his predecessors went to secure Iraq against a so called tyrant. They only gave death and destruction. In the end left Iraqis at the mercy of isis.
Again death and destruction in Afghanistan then left them to Taliban.

No one at this point can foresee the long term future of Ukrainians after they are done being "helped" by the same people.

 

[Viet]

not bad. Putin´s invasion army lost 1,500 tanks till day. that is more than most tank armies in the world.
by this pace next year Russia tank armies are down the toilet.

Wolodymyr Selenskyj, Präsident der Ukraine, und Rishi Sunak, Premierminister von Großbritannien, betrachten zerstörte russische Militärfahrzeuge. © Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via AP/dpa

 

[MeFishToo]

Article is to long didn't read when will the ban begin

EU oil embargoes:
Crude oil import ban Dec. 5 2022
Shipping services (oil) at enforced low prices Dec. 5 2023
Oil products import ban Feb. 2023

 

[MeFishToo]

Negative ratings dished out to me because I pointed the war crimes of Ukraine Nazis (apparently aided by Americans in slaughtering Russians POWs in shooting them in their heads.

Or those war crimes of Ukraine Nazies shooting Russians POWs in the heads never happened?


New York Times tore off the wool Ukraine Nazis and their doggies in Whitehouse and NATO tried to pull over the world and agreed that atrocity by Ukraine Nazis indeed took place.

Perhaps NYT not fearful of negative ratings from here.
Or they , like me, decide the truth and honour much more important than fear of negative ratings

The New York Times confirms the murder of Russian prisoners of war in Makeyevka by militants of the AFU

"The authenticity of the videos has been verified by The New York Times, they demonstrate a terrifying moment of conflict" -NYT

The authors of the NYT conducted a consistent analysis of the footage and came to the conclusion that the Russian fighters were captured by the horsemen, who decided to kill them, thereby committing a war crime that needs to be investigated.

"It looks like most of them were shot in the head," said Dr. Rohini Haar, medical adviser to Doctors for Human Rights.

"There are pools of blood. This indicates that they were simply left there dead. There didn't seem to be any effort to pick them up or help them."

Dr. Haar notes that when the Russian military surrendered, they were lying without weapons, with their arms outstretched or behind their heads: "They are considered hors de combat or non-combatants - in fact prisoners of war."

Videos Suggest Captive Russian Soldiers Were Killed at Close Range (Published 2022)

Videos circulating online and reported on by Russian state media have raised questions about whether Ukrainian soldiers committed a war crime.

www.nytimes.com

Ukraine lost much much more than 100,000

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Damn...A comity of soldiers' mothers of AFU soldiers request data about the destiny of 320.000 soldiers of AFU. They are treathen with prosecution from the side of SBU if they continue their inquiry.

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We, at SLG stand firmly behind the number of 200.000 Ua troops (AFU, terdefense, folkssturm and nazi units combined) killed in action or missing. This is surprising even for us.

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Did you even watch the video with the POWs? You cant see where they were shot. The video shows those guys comming out placing themself on the ground right outside the building. The last guy came out shooting, so he is basically to blame. The ukrainians couldnt possibly know if the rest of them were armed too, so yes, they all ended up dead.
None of us know what happend besides what the footage shows. You just claim execution and headshot because it fits your narrative.

 

[Vergennes]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594726002080583684

 

[Vergennes]

Spoiler: graphic

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594721350651879425

Russian offensive in the vuhledar area going great it seems. Russians are what they do best : Cannon fodder.

 

[Paul2]

Spoiler: graphic

https://twitter.com/x/status/1594721350651879425

Russian offensive in the vuhledar area going great it seems. Russians are what they do best : Cannon fodder.

Is this new, or it's from their failed offensive on 12th-14th?

They were pretty much done for by then by losing half of their force. If RU command threw them on another attack right away, bad for them.