Russia raises share of China's oil imports to record 23%
What to know about Russia raises share of China's oil imports to record 23%
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What happened
Russia supplied 67 mln metric tons of oil to China in the first seven months of 2026, with its share of Chinese imports reaching a record 23%, Rosneft CEO and Executive Secretary of the Russian Presidential Commission on the Strategy for the Development of…
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