BALABLA JUST FOR TEST The PR team got busy though. On Saturday, Shell defended its decision and said it had acted to avoid disruption for consumers, pledging to put any profits from the Russian oil it purchased into a fund that will go towards humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Shell lifted 8% on Monday for its best day all year, helping push the FTSE 100 into a modest decline for the day after the index sank nearly 3% to its lowest level since April 2021. The oil giant has since apologized for the purchase, promising to stop buying all Russian oil and shut around 500 service stations there.
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