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The Sri lankan oil monopoly refuses to buy curd oil from Russia

The chairman of Russia’s Kazani Oil Company has offered to supply crude oil to Sri Lanka, but the Sri Lankan government has not paid attention.

Thirty-five Russian oil tankers carrying .9 million barrels of oil have now arrived in the Suez Canal. Russia’s Ugralp oil production has risen to 313,000 barrels a day, and Russia has been unable to sell oil.

Russian oil tankers could soon reach the port of Colombo from the Suez Canal, but it has been revealed that Sri Lanka is still pushing for oil purchases from the Middle East.

“The business network that supplied crude oil to Sri Lanka is not allowing Russia to sell oil to cheap. This oil monopoly will continue to operate, ”sources said.

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