“During the telephone conversation, various issues were discussed related to the supply of Russian oil, with the cost ... Today this topic was touched upon, discussed by two presidents, I can’t convey the nuances to you,” Peskov said in response to a question, is the information about reality compensation proposed by Putin.
The spokesman emphasized that on this issue, "work will continue."
Earlier, Lukashenko spoke about the possibility of Russia compensating $ 300 million, “including through premiums to companies.”
On February 18, the head of Rosneft Igor Sechin and Lukashenko met in Minsk. Lukashenko said he was counting on agreements on further cooperation.
The head of the company, in turn, noted the spirit of constructive work.
Rosneft is a key supplier of oil to the republic. In 2019, it delivered half of the country's fuel imports.