Indonesian Island Becomes Hub for $1.6 Billion Russian Oil Flow to Asia
Hyperdash NewsCommoditiesAn Indonesian island has become a key hub for Russian oil, funneling $1.6 billion worth of fuels into markets across Asia. This development shows a significant rerouting of global energy supplies. The trade route helps Russia bypass sanctions and meet Asian demand.
The Karimun terminal has received Russian oil products monthly since October, with exports going to Malaysia, Singapore, and China. Some of these cargoes are blended before re-export, which can provide a new country of origin. This system helps keep Russian oil and products flowing despite sanctions. 
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