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What Novak told about plans for the export of diesel fuel and gasoline imports

Russian oil companies are ready to start exporting diesel fuel to the United States and other world markets. It will take two to three weeks to conclude contracts and arrange supplies, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week International Forum (REW-2026). He also spoke about plans to import gasoline and discussed measures to regulate the fuel market. “Vedomosti” collected the main thing about the statements of the Deputy Prime Minister.

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What Novak told about plans for the export of diesel fuel and gasoline imports

Russian oil companies are ready to start exporting diesel fuel to the United States and other world markets. It will take two to three weeks to conclude contracts and arrange supplies, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week International Forum (REW-2026). He also spoke about plans to import gasoline and discussed measures to regulate the fuel market. “Vedomosti” collected the main thing about the statements of the Deputy Prime Minister.

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