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Moscow, July 28 (Petra) — The Russian government on Tuesday
announced an extension of its gasoline export ban until the end of
the year to prioritize domestic market needs, stabilize supplies, and
curb fuel price pressures within the country, according to the newly
issued decree.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated during a press
conference that the extension aims to ensure fuel availability for
consumers and support internal market stability.
Novak added that the government will continue to closely monitor
supply levels and implement necessary measures to maintain market
balance and reliably satisfy domestic demand in the coming period.
//Petra// AF
