Supplies of diesel fuel to Ukraine from Romania, Hungary, and Lithuania, which accounted for almost 40% of volumes in September, fell fourfold to 71 thousand tonnes. At the same time, deliveries of diesel fuel from Poland and Greece increased by one third, to 445 thousand tonnes, accounting for almost 80% of total imports in October.

In October, diesel fuel supplies from Poland increased by 26%, reaching 254 thousand tonnes, which is a record high for the entire observation period.

Shipments from Lithuania dropped by 60% to 25 thousand tonnes due to maintenance works at the Mazeikiai refinery.

Greece became the second-largest source of supplies in October, with 191 thousand tonnes delivered, which is 41% higher than in September.

At the same time, restrictions related to Constanța (a port in Romania) did not lead to an increase in supplies from Turkey. In October, 48 thousand tonnes of STAR products were delivered to the Ukrainian market, which is 6% less than in September.

Shipments from Romania fell from 159 thousand tonnes to 26 thousand tonnes.

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