Kyiv minister slams Shell for buying Russian 'blood' oil

Kyiv minister asks Shell 'doesn't Russian oil smell of Ukrainian blood?' as energy giant admits buying Putin's crude

Ukrainian minister Dmytro Kuleba accused Shell of secretly buying Russian oil. Foreign minister Kuleba tweeted the accusation and asked the Dutch energy giant: 'doesn't Russian oil smell like Ukrainian blood for you?'. British dock workers have refused to unload Russian oil from a German ship.

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