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Energy-rich Kazakhstan annually supplies 67 million tons of oil to Europe through Russia. For 20 years, Kazakh oil has been shipped through the CPC pipeline to Russia’s Novorossiysk, which provides access to the global market. Kazakhstan exports more than two-thirds of its oil via the CPC pipeline. >

Via Belarus. Don't see that lasting long. >

So long as Germany is aware and have alternative source on standby just in case, I suppose it is okay to purchase oil from Kazakhstan. >

Does it have superior potassium? >

I for one welcome "free and democratic" oil and gas from Kazakhstan. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 87%. (I'm a bot)


Kazakhstan's major oil transporter KazTransOil will deliver 300,000 tons of oil to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline, the world's longest oil pipeline running from Russia to various points in eastern and central Europe.
Oil sourced from the Karachaganak field in western Kazakhstan will be pumped through Russia's Druzhba pipeline and delivered to Poland via Belarus before reaching Germany.
Kazakhstan exports more than two-thirds of its oil via the CPC pipeline.


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