Russia Extends Gasoline Export Ban
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The Russian government has decided to extend the ban on gasoline exports in order to secure the supply of fuel to the domestic market. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that gasoline exports will remain banned until the end of the year, while export restrictions on diesel fuel will remain in place.
A gasoline export ban was announced in Russia in early April and was supposed to last until the end of July. Since June, the Russian government has banned the export of aviation fuel, which is scheduled to last until November 30. SEE ALSO: Ukraine Strikes Back at Russia: Oil Storage Facility Burns. In early July, Nowak announced a ban on diesel fuel exports. The restrictions were introduced in the face of fuel shortages and sharp price increases…
Russia is extending the ban on gasoline exports until the end of this year. The Russian export ban on diesel will be lifted ‘when the market recovers’, reports the Russian news agency Interfax, based on statements by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.
Against the background of fuel shortages, the Russian government extended restrictions on gasoline exports from the country until the end of 2026.
Moscow is forced to maintain strict restrictions Russia has decided to extend the ban on gasoline exports for all producers until the end of 2026. At the same time, restrictions on the export of diesel fuel are planned to be lifted. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak, RBC-Ukraine reports with reference to TASS. Fuel solution details According to the publication, the relevant decision to extend the ban on the expor…
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