Oleg Ustenko has written to BP's chief executive, Bernard Looney, to demand the British company cuts ties with the state-controlled Russian firm nine months after announcing its intention to leave the country.
BP has a 19.75% stake in Rosneft, one of the Kremlin's most important oil assets. The FTSE 100 company vowed to end its shareholding in February after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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