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Philippines Takes Supply of Russian Oil after US Waiver

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Last updated: 2026/03/26 at 10:24 AM
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Philippine refiner Petron Corp. has acquired a cargo of Russian oil, based on its chief government officer, after the US issued a waiver permitting the acquisition of the crude.

Petron CEO Ramon Ang confirmed the receipt of the oil from the OPEC+ member, however did not present additional particulars. The US earlier this month issued a sanctions waiver, which allowed international locations to purchase Russian oil that had already been loaded onto tankers. 

The measure was aimed toward easing a scarcity of oil because of the efficient closure of the Strait of Hormuz because the Center East conflict started on the finish of February. Import-dependent Asia has been hardest hit, because it sources most of its crude from the area’s producers. 

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The Philippines, which is closely reliant on imported oil, is looking for various sources to ease the provision crunch that has triggered an emergency declaration from the federal government. It is also negotiating provide from Japan, China, South Korea and India.

The Philippines was additionally making an attempt to get a normal waiver from Washington that will permit direct oil purchases from Russian producers, stated Jose Manuel Romualdez, the nation’s ambassador to the US. “We’re one in every of many searching for the identical,” he stated.

Some 13.5 million barrels of Russian crude on about 18 tankers, situated east of the Suez Canal, have been seemingly obtainable for buy as of Wednesday, based on ship-tracking information compiled by Bloomberg. That is down from 25 vessels holding about 19 million barrels practically two weeks earlier, when the US waiver was broadened from simply India to different international locations.


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