Russia to Extend Ban on Diesel Exports Until September
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Russia should extend the ban on diesel exports until September, as fuel shortages persist in the domestic market, with several refineries still paralyzed after repeated attacks with Ukrainian drones, according to three sources from the sector reported to Reuters. One source stated that the extension of the ban is also under discussion until the end of the year. The Russian Ministry of Energy did not respond to a request from Reuters for comment.…
Russia imposed the ban from July 8 to 31 as part of a broader package of measures taken to support the domestic fuel market, while the ban was later extended to fuel producers until August 31.
Russia plans to extend the ban on the export of diesel fuel until the end of September due to the shortage of fuel and the failure of the NHP after the Ukrainian attacks.
The Russian Fuel Union asks the government to maintain the ban that expires on 1 September, writing "Commersant." The rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
Russia intends to extend a ban on diesel oil exports until September as fuel shortages continue in the domestic market, with a number of refineries still operating…More...
Fuel shortages and stoppages in the work of refineries after the Ukrainian attacks put an additional burden on the domestic market
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