“We were simply lacking volumes to meet our supply plan for Tupras,” Nurislam Subayev, advisor to Tatneft’s deputy general director, told Reuters. Tupras is Turkey’s biggest refiner and a large importer of crude from Tatneft. “They (Tupras) are our long-time partners and the margins are better there,” he said. He declined to specify the scale of the cut and said, that Tatneft would soon return to normal supply volumes to the Czech Republic via the Druzhba pipeline. (Reuters)
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