пусть болтают, все равно скоро они от нас будут зависеть напрямую.. и мы станем для лучшим другом.. и пусть тока посмеют пикнуть что им что-то не нравится - сразу трубу перекроем)))

Turkey's crude oil imports from Russia increased 75 percent compared to 2003. While 2.7 million tons of oil was imported from Russia in 2003, this figure increased to 4.7 million tons over the last year. Natural gas imports from Russia have also increased by 1.6 billion cubic meters in comparison to the previous year.

The 2004 crude oil and natural gas import figures provided by Botas, a Turkish pipeline monopoly, were calculated in conjunction with natural gas importers Tupras. Clearly the increase in 2004 imports means Russia has become one of the most important suppliers of oil and natural gas to Turkey. While Turkey has increased their purchase of oil from Russia, purchases from Iran, Saudi Arabia and Syria have decreased. Similarly, Turkey increased their natural gas imports from Russia and reduced gas imports from Iran, Algeria and Syria. According to the latest Tupras figures, Turkey imported the most crude oil from Iran with 5.7 million tons in 2004. From Russia, 6.5 million tons of oil was imported to this country during 2003. Russia and Lebanon follow Iran in the crude oil import levels, with 4.8 million tons of oil imported from Lebanon and 4.7 million tons from Russia. Russia leads the total of natural gas imports.