Philippines Requests US Extension to Import Russian Oil Amid Sanctions

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•The Philippines formally submitted the extension request to the US government by April 14, 2026.
•The waiver permits the Philippines to legally import Russian oil despite US sanctions on Russia.
•The Philippines is currently facing an energy crisis that has led to banks being allowed to extend loan payments as of April 15, 2026.
•The US has previously granted waivers to the Philippines to maintain its energy imports from Russia.
•The extension request reflects the Philippines' need to stabilize domestic fuel supply and prices.

▸If the US grants the waiver extension the Philippines will continue importing Russian oil, helping to ease its energy crisis and stabilize fuel prices for consumers.

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The Philippines' request for a waiver extension affects demand for Russian oil, which could influence global crude oil prices and market stability.

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