
The volume of Russian petroleum products that fell from the world market due to the export ban is significant
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In Russia, fuel supply shortages occurred in the summer, and the government introduced an export ban.
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Dmitry Peskov said that the volume of Russian petroleum products that fell from the world market due to the export ban is capable of influencing world markets.
Russia introduced a ban on the export of petroleum products to ensure conditions for saturation of the domestic market.
Russia experienced fuel supply shortages this summer and the government took a number of measures to improve the situation, including a ban on fuel exports and tax incentives for imports and production growth.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. The volume of Russian petroleum products that fell from the world market due to the export ban is significant and is capable of influencing world markets, said press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov.
Answering questions from journalists about the situation on the global oil products market, Peskov noted that Russia decided to introduce a ban on the export of oil products in order, first of all, to ensure conditions for saturating the domestic market.
“Is this the amount that has dropped out of the international export of Russian petroleum products, in connection with this export ban, is this a significant number, well, a definite, let’s say, number that is capable of influencing world markets? Yes, indeed. Indeed, this is so,” Peskov said.

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