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Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban to End of October
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The Russian government announced on Wednesday, September 30, that it has extended its ban on diesel exports for fuel producers until the end of October. The measure was initially imposed to address domestic fuel shortages, which have been exacerbated by Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries. The restrictions also cover gasoline and aviation kerosene exports. The extension reflects ongoing supply pressures within Russia's fuel market as a result of the attacks on refining infrastructure.
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September 30 — The Russian government announced on Wednesday that it has extended the ban on diesel exports for fuel producers until the end of October.
The export restrictions, which also apply to gasoline and aviation kerosene, were introduced in response to growing domestic fuel shortages. These shortages have been exacerbated by Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian oil refineries.
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