Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban for 1 Month and Gasoline Ban for 6 Months as Ukraine Strikes Refineries
Russian authorities are advancing a proposal to extend a diesel export ban for one month and implement a gasoline export ban for six months, according to Interfax.
The policy shift follows Ukrainian drone strikes on domestic oil refineries that disrupted fuel supply and forced Moscow to import a record petrol shipment from India. The export restrictions add pressure to global fuel markets already strained by Middle East supply disruptions, with Russia identified as a key diesel supplier.
From the sources (8 posts)
@ftRussia forced to import fuel from India as Ukrainian strikes damage refineries
@ftRussia is set to receive what appears to be the largest single batch of imported petrol since the fuel crisis erupted in one of the world’s largest petrostates.
@firstsquawkRUSSIA FORCED TO IMPORT FUEL FROM INDIA AS UKRAINIAN STRIKES DAMAGE REFINERIES-FT
@staunovoRussia forced to import fuel from India as Ukrainian strikes damage refineries Shipment underlines crisis facing Moscow after drone attacks cut supplies and led to widespread shortages
@macroedgeresRussia forced to import fuel from India as Ukrainian strikes damage refineries #MacroEdge
@chigrlRussia Eyes Longer Diesel Export Ban as Ukraine Hits Oil Assets Russia is considering extending a diesel-export ban for another month as Ukraine steps up attacks on the country’s oil industry, Interfax reported. The move could add extra p
@macroedgeresRussia weighs 6 month gasoline export ban #MacroEdge
@staunovo#Russia weighs extending diesel export ban for one month and gasoline export ban for six months - Interfax #oott