👉 The Russia fluid, also known as the Russian oil or Russian crude oil, refers to a term used to describe a specific type of crude oil extracted from the Caspian Sea region, particularly from the fields of the Apsheron Peninsula in Kazakhstan and the Kashagan field in the Caspian Sea. This oil is characterized by its high sulfur content, typically ranging from 15% to 20%, making it more corrosive and less suitable for many conventional refining processes compared to lighter, cleaner oils. Despite its drawbacks, the Russia fluid remains a significant energy resource for Russia and neighboring countries, contributing to their economies and energy security. However, its extraction and transportation pose substantial environmental and logistical challenges due to the harsh Caspian Sea conditions and geopolitical complexities in the region.
