Russia has decided to extend a one-month ban on gasoline exports amid a fresh spate of drone attacks targeting oil refineries.
Russia has decided to extend a one-month ban on gasoline exports as part of government efforts to keep the domestic market well supplied in the face of recent Ukrainian drone attacks targeting more refineries.
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Russia bans gasoline and diesel exports as the domestic fuel crisis expands.
The restriction will not apply to supplies under international intergovernmental agreements
The decision was applicable to non-producers only before
Russia is expected to hike exports to global markets in the coming months.
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