PH eyes waiver extension for Russian oil imports, cites alternative suppliers
The Philippines is seeking another window or extension of a sanctions waiver from the United States to allow continued oil imports from Russia, even as alternative suppliers are available should the request be denied, the Department of Energy (DOE) said Tuesday.
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