US EditionRussia Extends Temporary Gasoline-Export Ban Through February
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The Russian ban on gasoline exports is extended until February next year.
Russia extends fuel export restrictions through February 2026 amid refinery attacks and shortages
Russia’s government has extended its temporary ban on exports of motor gasoline, diesel fuel and several other oil products through February 28, 2026 . The gasoline export ban applies to all exporters, including producers. Restrictions on exports of diesel, marine fuel and gasoil, however, do not apply to the producers themselves. The decrees were signed on December 25 and 26 and take effect upon official publication. The Russian government said…
To maintain a stable situation on the domestic fuel market. That is why the Russian government has extended a temporary ban on the export of gasoline, diesel fuel and other fuels. The regulation is to be in effect until February 28. In the case of gasoline, the decision applies to all exporters, including direct producers.
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