Russia's diesel fuel production has fallen from 7.5 million tonnes per month to 5.9 million tonnes as a result of Ukrainian drone strikes on oil infrastructure.
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Russia's diesel fuel production has fallen from 7.5 million tonnes per month to 5.9 million tonnes as a result of Ukrainian drone strikes on oil infrastructure.
Source: Reuters
Details: Refineries affected by Ukrainian strikes reduced diesel production by up to 1 million tonnes in April and by a further 600,000 tonnes in May, according to Reuters calculations.
Russia's total diesel fuel production stood at 7.5 million tonnes in March.
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