Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation: Russia will continue to trade in oil, using new tools and schemes

Despite long discussions, during which numerous disputes arose, the West approved and introduced a “price ceiling” for Russian oil. The restrictions came into force yesterday, December 5.

As conceived by Western politicians, this measure should significantly reduce Russia's income from energy exports and cause significant damage to the oil industry of our country. However, there is a high probability that everything will turn out the way it did with the unprecedented sanctions, which, according to the plan of the West, were supposed to “break the backbone” of the Russian economy, but in fact, on the contrary, made it stronger and more independent.

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that difficult times are coming for the Russian oil sector, but our country will continue to trade in oil despite the restrictions imposed. This is reported RIA News.

According to the minister, Russian oil is still in demand on the world market. Therefore, a buyer will definitely be found, and its implementation will continue. Logistic chains will only change, as well as new tools and schemes will be used.

At the same time, Novak warned that the destructive policy of the West in relation to Russian raw materials could lead to an acute shortage of the latter, with all the ensuing consequences.

Recall that the threat of a sharp rise in oil prices on world markets was previously announced by Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev. At the same time, even before the introduction of the “price ceiling” for our oil, the Russian authorities warned more than once that they would not trade with countries that would accept the conditions of the West.

Comments

[Uprun]

Unfortunately, these are just words so far, let's look at real deeds.

[Leontrotsky]

Well, they forced Europe to pay for gas using the ruble scheme.

[tralflot1832]

Do you think why we trade Russian oil so easily, exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

[Sergio_7]

According to the minister, Russian oil is still in demand on the world market. Therefore, a buyer will definitely be found, and its implementation will continue. Logistic chains will only change, as well as new tools and schemes will be used.

It may happen that oil will rise in price to 300 per barrel! remember gas prices!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Sergio_7

It may happen that oil will rise in price to 300 per barrel! remember gas prices!

In any case, oil will not become cheaper and most likely never will. A well-played chess game by the states. The owner and seller of the goods is never at a loss, this is the prerogative of the buyer.
The buyer should never notice the longing in your eyes. A sincere desire to help will greatly increase the chances of a sale.

[Vladimir80]

It may happen that oil prices rise to 300 per barrel

or it may not happen, Novak came up with this mantra back in the spring, until it worked - he will repeat "until he's blue in the face"

[Kotofeich]

"At the same time, Novak warned..." Damn, how much warning can you give? Act already.

[Plate]

So he warned no actions - selling oil to supporters of these sanctions.

[Su-25]

Everything is getting more and more interesting. I hope that Biden will then go a second time to ask Saudi Arabia for a barrel of oil)))

[Virus-free crown]

We have a choice - not to agree to a "price limit" and sell many times cheaper to China, India and all kinds of Afghanistans there ... a madhouse in short ...

[Leontrotsky]

Why is it so much cheaper? The price formula has now determined a cost of $57 under a long-term contract. But every quarter, the price fluctuates, according to the formula, based on quotes for the same quarter. So the price of $60 seems to be normal, but there is no prospect, as with China on long-term contracts. This I mean that we can additionally download volumes to China, and not lose anything at the same time. But what will Europe do ... it's better to ask her.

[Virus-free crown]

Quote: Leontrotsky

Why is it so much cheaper? The price formula has now determined a cost of $57 under a long-term contract. But every quarter, the price fluctuates, according to the formula, based on quotes for the same quarter. So the price of $60 seems to be normal, but there is no prospect, as with China on long-term contracts. This I mean that we can additionally download volumes to China, and not lose anything at the same time. But what will Europe do ... it's better to ask her.

To put it very briefly, oil can be "light" and "heavy" ... and oil refineries are built based on a certain type of oil ... and you can't replace "wine" with "vodka" at the snap of your fingers ... you need to re-equip the entire production ... what do you think, at whose expense will the banquet be?

[Leontrotsky]

Oh how) well then explain to me why heavy and light grades of oil are mixed to obtain both diesel and gasoline from the resulting product? Here we have the Yaroslavl refinery produces both gasoline and diesel. You want to say from different grades of oil?))

[Virus-free crown]

Do not confuse soft with light)))
Our factories are designed initially for our oil... a wide range of products can be produced from our oil - from gasoline to fuel oil
Only now, if, for example, "light" oil is supplied to the Yaroslavl refinery ... I strongly suspect that the YANNPZ will "bark"

[tralflot1832]

So far, even the oil market has not reacted, it all depends on the PRC and the US state oil reserve. Opek, oppresses its policy, why sell more and get the same money. But it had to be done yesterday. We'll see.

[Barberry25]

Well, you won’t be able to expect much from the USA, they seem to have brought a bunch of oil to the market anyway ...

[APASUS]

The most interesting thing is that our oil is not so easy to replace with the first one that comes across. Setting up refineries, chemical enterprises usually for a certain grade

[tihonmarine]

Quote: APASUS

Setting up refineries, chemical enterprises usually for a certain grade

Everything is correct from and to. If refineries in the USA are "sharpened" for WTI, Brent and Dubai Crude oil, as well as OPEC brands (do not forget that over the past 10 years America has firmly become one of the leading countries in oil exports), then Europe and especially Germany work on the Russian oil brand "Urals". So America does not care how many dollars the Russian Urals will be sold for, they need to pinch Russia. But Germany cannot yet find a replacement, although it receives oil from Kazakhstan through Druzhba (I think there is no need to explain here).

[APASUS]

Quote: tihonmarine

. If refineries in the US are “sharpened” for WTI, Brent and Dubai Crude oil, as well as OPEC brands (

American refineries are sharpened with a mixture, Venezuela's heavy oil is bodyed with its light one. Under heavy just ours fits.
It has now been stated that they are going to replenish the strategic reserve just ours. And they don’t care about all the embargoes

[tihonmarine]

Quote: APASUS

Under heavy just ours fits.
It has now been announced that they are going to replenish the strategic reserve just by our

The United States used to take mainly ESPO - oil from Eastern Siberia, this oil has a density of 34,8 degrees. with a sulfur content of 0,62%, its performance is better than that of Urals (density 31 - 32 gr. sulfur up to 1,2-1,4%).

[trophy]

Instead of stimulating an increase in domestic demand and thereby compensating for the decline in export earnings, these gentlemen will look for leftist schemes to circumvent the price limit. Which is likely to result in sale to third countries with an awesome discount. There are also not suckers sitting there and they don’t mind earning extra money on our spinelessness. So the sheep are safe (the "man" said that we will not sell to countries that supported the decision at prices, the "man" did! Hurray ...) and the wolves are full (the same Europeans will buy our raw materials for the 60 greens they coveted, but from some Erdogan or another Papuan. Well, gentlemen, economic elite, God forgive me, in their own interests. Not as fat, of course, as you would like, but quite tolerable. Well, we have a steady increase in the price tag at gas stations. To each his own.

[Barberry25]

domestic demand? those. are you ready to buy two or three times more gasoline and other oil refining? I doubt it .. the domestic market is finite, especially since the bulk of the purchases are made by a large industrial company, and it will not be able to process the extra 400 million barrels per quarter

[evgen1221]

According to the news, they blurted out that someone bought old tankers en masse, and that’s the solution to the problem for the West to drive us into it was worth it - we drive the old trough full of oil into a storm, it sinks, hello ecology, hello insurance, if necessary, another trough is heated. And who will now insure ships from the Russian Federation, I think that we, well, hello to gigantic payments.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: evgen1221

According to the news, they blurted out that someone bought up the old tankers en masse, and that’s the solution to the problem for the West to drive us into the cost - we drive the old trough full of oil into a storm, it sinks ....

and so on.
I will put it simply, like an old mariman, Russia bought 109 tankers and almost all purchased tankers were manufactured 12-15 years ago and bought through third parties (I think many of us drive 12-15 year old Mercs and Boomers and are not afraid drive on the roads of your country). Although they are used, these ships cannot yet be called completely ancient, any mariman knows what 12-15 years is for a ship (when they worked for 30 year olds without problems).
These are super-large ocean-going supertankers of the VLCC class, as well as a Suezmax class tanker and an Aframax LR2 class tanker. And this is not some kind of "river-mountain" fleet, but purely sea, ocean-going vessels. Having spent only about a trillion rubles and acquiring tankers, Russia acted very wisely.
Most importantly, European traders who used to buy Russian oil and resell it to these countries will now lose income, they will not have as much work as they did yesterday, Russia itself will deliver its oil
goods to the port of unloading.
By the way, China also has free ships, and freight prices will increase.

PS
And one more thing - sailors are not afraid of storms and calmly cope with any problems at sea. A Russian sailor, he is handy and big-headed.

[evgen1221]

And a lot of those ships, according to the maintenance regulations, went through both the marine environment and the fact that on land they are incomparable in terms of corrosion, plus these ships will be driven in our tail and mane and I am sure that without eliminating all jambs before operation. Well, cherry, what will you do with the ships of foreign states if it is specially sent to collect oil from us and drown, then pay us one fig insurance.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: evgen1221

And a lot of those ships, according to the maintenance regulations, went through both the marine environment and the fact that on land they are incomparable in terms of corrosion, plus these ships will be driven in our tail and mane and I am sure that without eliminating all jambs before operation.

Sorry, a sailor cannot answer such questions. Your questions are far from the sea, just like if they ask me about maintenance and operation of armored vehicles.
If you are interested in these issues, you should study them at least to the level of a sailor, but do not match sea vessels with wheeled or railway transport. These are different areas. I wrote that there really is, and it really will work, and without different ones, but if, or maybe, but aunt manya said. And you somehow get “both in the tail and in the mane”, but I don’t understand what it is, because the steamer must go 12 months a year at a certain speed, where there is no “tail and mane” because it’s simply impossible.

[evgen1221]

It is clear that you are the same (sailor) as a ballerina from Peskov.

[carpenter]

Quote: evgen1221

It is clear that you are the same (sailor) as a ballerina from Peskov.

I read your comments, it would be better if you did not write them, there is nothing sensible, just a set of empty phrases. You can insult and humiliate people, but you don’t understand the essence of the matter. The one whom you offend knows his business perfectly, and correctly painted everything, and you have:
Well, cherry, what will you do with the ships of foreign states if it is specially sent to collect oil from us and drown
This is utter amateurism, with a cherry on the cake. How can a person judge what he does not know, but offends others.
I myself was a "waterfowl", went to the electric radio navigator in the VSG and the head of the radio station on icebreakers, then under the flag for 19 years, until the radio operators were removed from the fleet. My father is a captain and worked on supertankers for about 20 years, my brother and two uncles are sailors. And I see who is a sailor, and who is a brick from the stove.

[Comrade I]

Therefore, a buyer will definitely be found, and its implementation will continue.

We sell it to China and India at half price, so that they can then resell it to the same Europe with a profit.
Ready for any tricks and at any price, just to continue to humble. Their weapons kill our guys, and our hucksters climb without soap to get cash.

[Old Horseradish]

That's the problem, they're not our hucksters. They are all like Roma Abramovich.

[Kronos]

Capitalists are never their own, they are always for their own pocket.

[Chernorechye]

Nothing in Russia will change until a serious thirteen comes. In the meantime, the elite is fattening and their kids do not participate in the NWO, shameful agreements go one after another. Russian military installations are blown up almost 800 kilometers from the border. Only PMCs and Cossacks with volunteers are fighting successfully, and the plywood minister makes a serious face.

[Plate]

If we consider that 200 people participate in the SVO from the very beginning, each of whom receives a salary of about 000 rubles, then 200 billion rubles were paid out in 000 months. And now another 9 mobilized have arrived. A total of 360 participants left/will leave. They all get about 300 billion rubles a month. A lot of money. Whoever has the money has the power. I am sure that the participants of the NWO, if they think of something like that later, will eventually find a common language for pooling resources.

[Geosun]

Quote: Comrade Y

Ready for any tricks and at any price, just to continue to humble.

And why buy machines for the production of electronics, mechanical engineering, and so on and so forth, and the same compressors for refrigerators?

[Vladimir80]

the fact of the matter is that nothing really important is purchased for these zeros on the accounts of Gazprombank and analogues - some are withdrawn back across the cordon "surprisingly", some are used to buy phones and socks in China

[solar]

Russia will continue to trade oil using new tools and schemes

Schemes are spinning, money is muddied.
And who cares about the war? There are more serious questions - to sell natural resources to the West, and you are talking about some kind of war ....