MOSCOW: Supplies of gasoline and diesel from Belarus to Russia hit a new monthly record in July amid fuel shortages driven by unplanned outages at Russian oil refineries following months of relentless Ukrainian drone strikes, according to two industry sources and Reuters calculations. Russian gasoline output had fallen early in July to a level equivalent to only around 65 percent of the seasonal average consumption, while diesel production had dropped to roughly the level of domestic demand, according to industry data and Reuters calculations.

MOSCOW: Supplies of gasoline and diesel from Belarus to Russia hit a new monthly record in July amid fuel shortages driven by unplanned outages at Russian oil refineries…

Russia's crude and condensate output rose in July, exceeding nine million barrels daily. Strong oil exports and refinery recovery supported this production increase. However,…