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Exclusive: China state refiners shun new Russian oil trades, teapots fly under radar

SINGAPORE, April 6 (Reuters) - China's state refiners are honouring existing Russian oil contracts but avoiding new ones despite steep discounts, heeding Beijing's call for caution as western sanctions mount against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, six people told Reuters.

State-run Sinopec (600028.SS), Asia's largest refiner, CNOOC, PetroChina (601857.SS) and Sinochem have stayed on the sidelines in trading fresh Russian cargoes for May loadings, said the people, who all have knowledge of the matter but spoke on condition of anonymity given the sensitivity of the subject.

Chinese state-owned firms do not wish to be seen as openly supporting Moscow by buying extra volumes of oil, said two of the people, after Washington banned Russian oil last month and the European Union slapped sanctions on top Russian exporter Rosneft (ROSN.MM) and Gazprom Neft (SIBN.MM). read more

China has repeatedly criticised western sanctions against Russia, although a senior diplomat said on Saturday that Beijing is not deliberately circumventing sanctions on Russia.

China, the world's largest oil importer, is the top buyer of Russian crude at 1.6 million barrels per day, half of which is supplied via pipelines under government-to-government contracts.

Sources expect China's state firms to honour its long-term and existing contracts for Russian oil but steer clear of new spot deals.

A drop in China's imports of Russian oil could prompt its giant state refiners to turn to alternative sources, adding to global supply concerns that had driven benchmark Brent oil prices to 14-year highs near $140 per barrel in early March after Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.
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Before the Ukraine crisis, Russia supplied 15% of China's oil imports - half of that via the East Siberian and Atasu-Alashankou pipelines and the rest by tankers from its Black Sea, Baltic Sea and Far East ports.

Unipec, the trading arm of Sinopec and a leading Russian oil buyer, has warned its global teams at regular internal meetings in recent weeks against the risks of dealing with Russian oil.

"The message and tone are clear - risk control and compliance comes before profits," said one of the sources who was briefed on the meetings.

"Although Russian oil is hugely discounted, there are many issues like securing shipping insurance and payment snags."

Another of the sources, with a refinery that regularly processes Russian crude, said his plant was told by Unipec to find replacement to maintain normal operations.

"Beyond shipments that have arrived in March and due to arrive in April, there will be no more Russian oil going forward," said this source.

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy ... 022-04-06/

Western countries were impressed by Russia's use of the latest Kingal hypersonic rocket, reports The Independent.

According to the publication, it was this weapon that prompted Australia, Great Britain and USA expand your military pact for cooperation in the development of hypersonic weapons.
It is believed that Russian hypersonic missiles are next-generation weapons, since they can move at exceptionally high speeds - up to ten times the speed of sound, which is about 8,000 miles per hour, the portal writes.

Dok ostatak svijeta popušta mjere u Kini explozija zaraze Omnicroma. Sad je samo pitanje kad će opet svi pod Lockdown za "Našu sigurnost"

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