Overseas oil refineries and additional holdings of Russian company Lukoil are drawing interest from investors as time runs out to strike cheap deals before US sanctions take effect on 21 November.
Kazakhstan's national company KazMunayGas is evaluating an offer for Lukoil's assets in the country, according to industry experts.
Energy giant Shell has expressed interest in Lukoil's offshore holdings in Ghana and Nigeria, various insiders confirmed.
Chisinau's administration has initiated discussions to acquire Lukoil's infrastructure at the capital's airport.
The Bulgarian government is pursuing confiscating and liquidating Lukoil's Burgas refinery, although government officials have requested legal changes to the proposed law.
In Egypt, Lukoil has suggested to the administration its consideration to divest completely, according to sources.
The company confronts either liquidating operations and having the revenue subject to seizure, or acquisition by international governments if it fails to divest.
Industry experts suggest Lukoil may try to copy energy company Rosneft, whose European operations were put under a trusteeship in 2022.
Invading troops overran several communities in the occupied zones of southern Ukraine.
Poor visibility enabled Russian troops to penetrate military posts, with defending forces engaged in ferocious combat to defend their positions.
In the frontline town, where the crisis intensified substantially, senior citizens described dangerous circumstances.
Urban administrator the municipal official has proposed the country to increase military personnel by reducing the minimum age of conscription.
International observers have commented on the energy corruption scandal in Ukraine, describing it as deeply concerning and emphasizing the importance for immediate action.
National leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has taken steps to manage escalating popular discontent by firing two ministers allegedly connected in a extensive corruption network.
Government officials also requested targeted measures against the alleged organiser of the network, who purportedly left the country before investigators could execute a evidence collection.
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