The prospects of the Polish energy concern Orlen to meet its needs for Russian raw materials companies Tatneft and Transneft are difficult and doubtful, as oil supplies have been cut since the end of February this year. Words of the head of the Center for Strategic Studies (CSR) Maxim Bashkatov, director of “Legal development” opens RIA News.
On March 6, head of concern Daniel Obaitek declaration On the broadcast of the Polish radio station Zet about the company’s intention to recover monetary compensation in connection with the termination of the Russian oil supply. At the same time, he did not specify the exact amount of claims planned against Russian Tatneft and Transneft.
“At the moment, the prospect of meeting the demand for Tatneft and Transneft (Orlen – socialbites.ca) seems doubtful,” Bashkatov said.
On February 28, Orlen, head of the Polish energy concern Daniel Obaitek declarationHe said that after the visit of US President Joe Biden to Poland, Russian oil supply has stopped. But Warsaw will not suffer from this, because it has alternative channels for the supply of raw materials from the North Sea, West Africa, the Gulf of Mexico and the Persian Gulf.