At the sitting of the EU Committee on Sunday, Malta expressed their disagreement with the European Commission on the establishment of a 15% lower price scale for the export of Russian oil, which is calculated on the basis of the average of the average of the European diplomat.
Reuters, referring to sources, said the EU was discussing $ 47 per barrel, based on the average value of Russian crude oil (minus 15%).
The source of the agency claims that the level will be reviewed every six months. Slovakia has agreed to reduce Russia's oil scale, but is trying to receive guarantees from the EU on future Russian gas purchases, Reuters reports.
In May, the European Commission promised to lower the ceiling of Russian oil prices to $ 60 per barrel, but Slovakia and Hungary opposed it, and Estonia stated that the block package if the threshold was notched. The United States has not yet answered whether it is ready to support this event within the framework of "Seven Group" (G7).
