President Dmitry Medvedev stated in a letter dated January 13, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Russia”s oil supply conditions, the press service of the Kremlin.
As we have previously written a letter to Lukashenko, President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, outlining the “position of the Belarusian side” under the terms of Russia”s oil supplies in the country. The site of President of Belarus also pointed out that as early as December 2009 the two Presidents agreed that, during the first two or three months of 2010 oil will be supplied to Belarus duty free, but in the meantime the parties agree on terms for further supplies of oil. “Subsequently, russia actually refused to find an agreement,” - noted on the site Lukashenko.
term agreement on oil supplies to Belarus expired at the end of 2009, but the parties have not been able to agree on the terms of the new contract. As a result of oil to Belarus in 2010, comes without a written agreement.
Belarus, recall, wants to preserve the old oil preferential tariffs under which paid only a third of Russia”s export tariffs. Russia agrees to supply to the internal needs of that about 6 million tons of general duty free, but insisted on a wholly payment of duty for the remaining 14.5 million tonnes, which go for export after processing at oil refineries.
Belarus buys in Russia a little over 20 million tons of oil for their needs, some 60 million tons of Russia”s oil is transported in transit through the territory of Belarus in Europe.
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