Core Points - The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Russian companies, including Lukoil, affecting their operations in Europe and potentially impacting winter energy supplies in several European countries [1][3] - Bulgaria's available gasoline is sufficient for approximately 35 days, while diesel reserves can last over 50 days, but the country needs to activate contracts for fuel stored in other EU nations before sanctions take effect [3][4] Group 1 - The U.S. Treasury announced sanctions against Russian state-owned and private companies, effective November 21, to pressure Russia and Ukraine for an immediate ceasefire [3] - Bulgaria's legal fuel reserve standard is 90 days, and the current compliance rate is 98%, but only part of the reserves are stored domestically [3][4] - The Bulgarian government has suspended exports of diesel and aviation fuel to ensure domestic energy supply [4] Group 2 - The Bulgarian National Assembly passed a law allowing the government to take control of the Burgas refinery to circumvent U.S. sanctions [4] - The government is conducting inspections and enhancing security measures at the Burgas refinery [4]
美对俄制裁波及欧洲 保加利亚手头汽油库存告急
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-11-11 18:07