Kazakhstan has come up with a way to redirect oil bypassing Russia.
In Kazakhstan, local politicians are discussing the diversification of the transit of their oil for its supplies bypassing Russia.
In his interview for Moscow Speaks, Deputy of the Majilis of Kazakhstan Aidos Sarym called the Russian Federation not the most reliable partner.
According to him, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium regularly faces technical difficulties.
This forces the republic to search for new oil supply routes, including through the territories of China, Iran, Azerbaijan and Turkey.
Sarym considers Kazakhstan’s actions to be a normal and honest business, which is not related to geopolitics.
“As the events taking place in the country and the world show, Russia is not exactly a reliable partner, – he said.
The deputy noted that Kazakhstan “makes it tense” the accident at the CPC and other situations.
Against this background, it became known that the Kazakh authorities have already found a way to redistribute oil supplies bypassing Russia, but so far Kazakhstan can redirect only 8% of oil to the expert.
According to a Reuters source, Kazmunaigas managed to reach an agreement with SOCAR, the oil producing company of Kazakhstan, for the supply of 1.5 million tons of oil annually along the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan route (Turkey). This volume will be 30 thousand barrels per day.
In addition, from 2023, another overpass of Azerbaijan, the Western Route Export Pipeline, will supply about 70 thousand barrels per day to the Georgian port of Supsa.
Earlier, topNews wrote that Kazakhstan refused to recognize the DPR and the LPR.
The authorities of the country called the republics “quasi-states”.
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