Russia's Rosneft to boost jet fuel supplies to Crimea airport


  • World
  • Thursday, 29 May 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Rosneft will increase jet fuel supply to Russian airlines at Crimea's Simferopol airport, it said on Thursday, part of attempts to replace the region's fuel supplies that had come from Ukraine.

Russian companies have been cautious about entering Crimea, wary of a possible backlash from the West, which has already imposed some sanctions, mostly visa bans, on several Russians -including Rosneft's head Igor Sechin.

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