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The ban on the export of diesel fuel from Russia extended for a month

The Russian government has extended the ban on the export of diesel and marine fuel, as well as gas oil producers. "Until October 31, 2026 inclusive," the press service of the Cabinet said.

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The Russian government has extended the ban on the export of diesel and marine fuel, as well as gas oil producers.

"Until October 31, 2026 inclusive," the press service of the Cabinet said. The government stressed that the decision was made to stabilize the situation on the domestic market.

The ban on the export of DT in Russia was introduced in September 2025. At first, it operated only for traders and refineries with a production volume of up to 1 million tons per year. In July of this year, the embargo was extended to all fuel producers for a month, later it was extended twice.

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