In January-August 2026, Poland increased the supply of diesel fuel to Ukraine by 51% compared to the same period last year — to 1.8 million tons, according to the data of the A-95 Consulting Group.
Poland remains the largest source of imported diesel fuel for the Ukrainian market.
In August, supplies from this country reached 259,000 tons, an increase of 42% in on an annual basis.
In eight months, imports from Lithuania also increased significantly - by 38%, to 497,000 tons.
An additional factor in the growth of Polish supplies was the opening of a stable import channel by the OKKO group through the terminal in Gdynia in June as part of an agreement with the Polish state company PERN.
On the "A-95" chart in eight months In 2025-2026, a sharp reduction in supplies from the southern countries, primarily Romania, Turkey and Greece, is also visible, against the background of the strengthening of the Polish direction.
