BUSINESS● LOWAug 8 · Aug 8, 2026, 9:15 AM
Sinopec turns to Russian oil as Middle East supplies tighten
bruneinews.net · Malaysia
Sinopec, a Chinese energy company, is reportedly increasing its reliance on Russian oil due to tightening supplies from the Middle East. This indicates a significant shift in international energy procurement strategies.
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