>Orlen quit purchases of Russian oil transported on tankers when Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

>Olkowicz also said that currently Orlen's refineries in Poland, the Czech Republic and Lithuania obtained 70 percent of its crude from non-Russian sources, which compares to an almost 100 percent reliance on Russia in 2015.

>Under its contract with Rosneft, Orlen receives 300,000 tonnes of crude every month. Under the second contract with Russia's Tatneft, which expires in December 2024, the Polish company buys 200,000 tonnes of oil a month.

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Polish fuel monopolist will not extend Russian oil contract and keep exploit Polish people with ridiculous margins.

Welp, you can all downvote as you want, meanwhile not having to deal with these thieves everyday in your life.

Obajtek is a thief, but he is our thief and as long he is not Russian thief, I'm happy.

We will deal with him later. First, let's defeat Russia.

Brent oil is 10$ lower than it was 25.02.22, the price of oil for me is about 45% higher, yeah... Russia is done for, and have no impact on oil prices unlike 25.02. There is no reason for keeping enormous margins to fuck over citizens. We get paid shit and we have the most expensive oil in the Europe pre tax. Oh and btw, maybe you didn't notice but they dropped a price on all of their oils by about 0.2$\l 31.12 so today as of 1.01 you gonna pay the same with the tax of 23% instead of 8%. Their Q2,Q3,Q4 profits are 0.9bil/4.6bil/8bil respectively, please tell me how it's defeating russia

Yes, totally agree.

It's not like gasoline here could be that much cheaper but it's redirecting tax income to a state owned enterprise is the actual "crime" here. Whatever extra income Orlen made in 2022 will go towards things that government can't do outright like purchasing media outlets and probably some election related bribery too.