Biden Pentagon Exposed for Buying Russian Fuel Oil, Evading Wartime Sanctions

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A blistering exposé from The Washington Post is casting new aspersions on the oversight — or lack thereof — stemming from President Joe Biden’s administration.

“Forbidden Russian oil flows into the Pentagon supply chain,” the ominous, exclusive report warned readers right off the bat.

The salacious headline and report are rooted in two key issues:

• Russian oil imports were collectively banned by the U.S. and the European Union in March 2022 as a response to the country’s war with Ukraine
• A Greek refinery that serves the U.S. military claimed it adapted to these new sanctions — but apparently did not.

The Motor Oil Hellas refinery on the Aegean Sea in Greece is at the center of this Washington Post investigation, and the company stands accused of continuing to pump Russian petroleum in spite of those 2022 sanctions.

 

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The paper trail dug up directly links Biden’s Pentagon to this compromised product, as “federal contracting data” revealed that the government entity signed nearly $1 billion worth of new contracts with Motor Oil Hellas since the wartime sanctions were enacted last March.

Worse yet, It suggested that all of this sanctioned oil was coming at a hefty premium as part of the sanctions involved a price cap on Russian oil — a price cap that apparently countries are not following through on, allowing Russia to sell its oil for far more money than it’s supposed to.

 

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