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Bangladesh Begins Receiving Additional 5,000 Tonnes Of Diesel From India
Bangladesh has begun receiving an additional 5,000 tonnes of diesel from India through a cross-border pipeline, officials familiar with the development said on Friday, Dhaka Tribune reported.
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One Tiny Island Is Still Sneaking Iran's Oil Past Trump's Missiles
Pipelines from Iran's largest oil fields including Ahvaz, Marun and Gachsaran feed directly into Kharg's storage tanks before the crude is loaded onto tankers bound for international markets.
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Blast In Russian-Backed Separatist City In Ukraine Amid Tensions: Report
An international oil pipeline running through a key rebel-held city in eastern Ukraine blew up on Friday, Russian media said, with images showing a fireball lighting up the night sky.
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Georgia Accuses Russia of 'Land Grab' Near Breakaway Region
Georgia decried on Tuesday Moscow's 'creeping annexation' of its territory after Russian border guards moved border markers further into Tbilisi-controlled area, leaving a portion of an international oil pipeline in territory under Russian control.
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Bangladesh Begins Receiving Additional 5,000 Tonnes Of Diesel From India
Bangladesh has begun receiving an additional 5,000 tonnes of diesel from India through a cross-border pipeline, officials familiar with the development said on Friday, Dhaka Tribune reported.
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One Tiny Island Is Still Sneaking Iran's Oil Past Trump's Missiles
Pipelines from Iran's largest oil fields including Ahvaz, Marun and Gachsaran feed directly into Kharg's storage tanks before the crude is loaded onto tankers bound for international markets.
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Blast In Russian-Backed Separatist City In Ukraine Amid Tensions: Report
An international oil pipeline running through a key rebel-held city in eastern Ukraine blew up on Friday, Russian media said, with images showing a fireball lighting up the night sky.
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Georgia Accuses Russia of 'Land Grab' Near Breakaway Region
Georgia decried on Tuesday Moscow's 'creeping annexation' of its territory after Russian border guards moved border markers further into Tbilisi-controlled area, leaving a portion of an international oil pipeline in territory under Russian control.
