Part of the fuel used by the Danish Air Force planes likely originates from Russia, according to Ekstra Bladet. Journalists suggested that nearly 2 million liters of aviation fuel purchased for the Danish Air Force could have Russian origin, although it was formally acquired from non-Russian sellers. Several documents obtained by the publication indicate that suppliers procured part of the fuel at Istanbul Airport from the Turkish company BP. Data from the analytical company Datadesk suggest that this company trades with Indian Nayara Energy, in which Rosneft has ownership. Additionally, it’s …