Turcia intră în acordul dintre Trump și Rusia. Ankara va primi o parte din motorina rusească

Turkey will receive a portion of diesel from Russia under a new agreement, enhancing its energy security amid supply diversification efforts. Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced that this deal follows discussions with the U.S. and aims to alleviate recent export restrictions imposed by Russia. While specific quantities and delivery dates remain unclear, Turkey continues to import energy from various countries, including Iran and Azerbaijan. Additionally, Bayraktar outlined plans for natural gas exploitation in the Black Sea, with a second floating production platform expected to boost daily output significantly. This initiative is crucial for reducing Turkey's reliance on energy imports, as domestic production remains low compared to consumption.