Russia extends fuel export ban through Sept 30, gasoline to Jan 2027
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Russia extended its ban on exports of diesel, marine fuel and gas oil until Sept. 30, the government said on Friday. The ban on gasoline exports was extended to Jan. 31, 2027, and restrictions on jet fuel exports to Nov. 30. The measures aim to stabilize the domestic fuel market amid Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries.
Key Facts
- Russia extended its ban on exports of diesel, marine fuel and gas oil until Sept. 30.
- The ban on gasoline exports was extended to Jan. 31, 2027.
- Restrictions on jet fuel exports will remain in place until Nov. 30.
- The government said the measures are intended to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market.
- Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries have forced many facilities into maintenance, leading to fuel sales restrictions in some regions.
Export Ban Extension
Russia extended its ban on exports of diesel, marine fuel and gas oil until Sept. 30, according to a government statement. The ban on gasoline exports was extended to Jan. 31, 2027. Restrictions on jet fuel exports will continue until Nov. 30. The government said the measures are aimed at maintaining stability in the domestic fuel market.
Refinery Attacks and Domestic Restrictions
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries have forced many facilities into maintenance. Fuel sales restrictions are being applied in some regions of the country. The Russian government had previously banned exports of gasoline and diesel fuel as part of these measures.
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Russia extends fuel export ban through Sept 30, gasoline to Jan 2027
