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Les frappes ukrainiennes obligent la Russie à vendre du carburant pourri (sans le dire aux acheteurs)
Date：2026-06-18 13:57:32
Face aux dégâts causés par les drones sur ses raffineries, Moscou a assoupli ses normes de production. Une décision qui permet d'éviter certaines pénuries, mais qui expose les consommateurs à des carburants plus polluants et plus agressifs pour les moteurs.
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