Shell oil company released a statement Saturday saying it is “appalled” by Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and will do what it can to avoid purchasing oil from Russia while acknowledging that it recently did purchase crude oil from the country.
In the statement, Shell acknowledged that it recently purchased crude oil from Russia and understands that will be viewed as a controversial move.
FILE PHOTO: A Shell logo is seen reflected in a car's side mirror at a petrol station in west London, Britain The company said it did not "take this decision lightly" and will do what it can to avoid buying oil from Russia in the future.
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