Lithuania and Poland provided 60% of gasoline imports to Ukraine in August

Lithuania and Poland in August 2026 provided about 60% of all imports of automobile gasoline to Ukraine, according to the data of a special study of the "A-95" Consulting Group and their analysis conducted by the Experts Club center.

Lithuania retained the first place among supplier countries with a volume of 51.8 thousand tons, which corresponds to 34% of Ukrainian gasoline imports.

Poland took second place with 40.1 thousand tons and a share of about 26%.

For comparison: in July, supplies from Lithuania amounted to 56.1 thousand tons, from Poland - 51.7 thousand tons.

Over the year, the combined share of the two largest directions increased from 55% to 60%.

The key supplier from both markets is the ORLEN group, which controls oil refining facilities in Lithuania and Poland. In August, the group delivered 78,800 tons of gasoline to Ukraine — more than half of all imports.

Romania remains the third significant destination. However, supplies from there decreased to 23.4 thousand tons in August against 34 thousand tons in July.

18.2 thousand tons of gasoline were imported from Germany against 20.9 thousand tons a month earlier, from Greece - 15 thousand tons against 24.9 thousand tons.

Supplies from Moldova decreased from 5.8 thousand tons in in July to 1.9 thousand tons in August.

In general, Ukraine imported about 152 thousand tons of gasoline in August, and from the beginning of 2026 - 1.12 million tons.