Kremlin spokesman comments on fuel prices, Starmer’s resignation, Zelensky’s threats

MOSCOW, May 29. /TASS/. Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov addressed Russia’s fuel prices, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation, and Vladimir Zelensky’s threats against Belarus in his daily briefing on Monday.

TASS has gathered the key statements made by the Russian presidential press secretary.

Fuel situation

- The Russian government is taking measures to address fuel prices and remains in close coordination with oil companies: "In fact, the government has a mechanism for coordination with oil companies. And the government is also working on the issue, holding relevant discussions and taking the necessary measures."

- As for the situation in Crimea, the authorities are working hard to reduce the impact of the recent Ukrainian attack and ensure stable fuel deliveries: "The leadership of the Republic of Crimea keeps the public informed through a well-organized system. Hard work is underway to reduce the negative consequences of barbaric actions by the Kiev regime."