The agreement of the oil prime minister of Pakistan and Russia has been decided, good news for Malik Petroleum

 Russia will supply oil to us at a 30 percent discount, the Mussa degh country

Minister of State for Petroleum Mossadegh Malik has said that an oil purchase agreement has been reached between Pakistan and Russia.

Speaking in Sama's program "Live with Nadeem Malik", Federal Minister Mossadegh Malik announced the great news to the Pakistani nation that Pakistan has reached a landmark deal with Russia, and Russia will provide us with oil at a 30% discount. will do The Minister of State for Petroleum said that the Russian Energy Minister will come to Pakistan in January, and in February or March, Pakistan will have bought the first shipment of Russian oil. Federal Minister Mossadegh Malik said that after the purchase of oil, the inflation in the country will also decrease, and the people will get relief.

The federal minister denied Imran Khan's claim of buying cheap oil from Russia and said that there is no proof of what the Chairman PTI had claimed.

Minister of State Mossadegh Malik visited Russia in late November, and announced on December 5 that Russia had decided to provide crude and usable oil to Pakistan at discounted rates.

Mossadegh Malik had said that matters related to the purchase of oil from Russia are yet to be settled, it is hoped that the immediate supply of oil will start after the agreement is reached next month.

America's response to the issue of buying oil from Russia

According to the American broadcasting organization "Voice of America", the US Department of State has said in its response to Pakistan's announcement of buying oil from Russia at discounted rates that they are aware of this.

The US State Department has said without naming Pakistan that we are aware of the pressure that governments around the world are facing to purchase fuel. We are very clear that each country has to choose its own way of importing energy sources according to its own circumstances.

The US added that while Russia's actions in Ukraine and Europe have clearly demonstrated that it is not a reliable energy exporter, we will continue to encourage measures to reduce long-term dependence on Russia. .