British-Dutch oil and gas company Shell has begun the process of a " The Financial Times writes about this, citing sources..

It is noted that Shell is trying to compensate for the losses it will incur due to the suspension of activities in the Russian Federation.. The company is negotiating with the Chinese Cnooc, CNPC and Sinopec on the sale of a 27.

5% stake in the Sakhalin-2 field, but they agree to the deal only if they are given a big discount. As a result, these "

At the same time, there are no other buyers for these assets, the newspaper notes..

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Earlier it was reported that the largest European oil company Shell Plc, which publicly announced the rejection of Russian oil, continues to buy it..

Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba appealed to Shell, which secretly bought Russian oil. He asked if Russian oil smelled of Ukrainian blood.