03.02.2026, 13:06

KazTransOil to raise tariffs for Russian oil transit

ASTANA. Feb 3 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's state-owned pipeline operator KazTransOil will increase tariffs for transiting Russian oil through its territory, and for several related services starting March 1.

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