‘A dumping ground for blood oil’: Pressure mounts on Canberra over Putin trade ties
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Pressure is mounting on Australia’s government to restrict imports of refined petroleum linked to Russian crude oil. The report says Canberra has not acted despite repeated warnings and Senate findings, raising concerns about trade ties and support for Russia’s oil revenues.
Despite repeated warnings and Senate findings, Canberra is yet to ban refined petroleum imports originating from Moscow’s crude oil.
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