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BackDeputy Prime Minister Novak and Governor Kobzev discussed fuel supply in the Irkutsk region
Deputy Prime Minister Novak and Governor Kobzev discussed fuel supply in the Irkutsk region
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Deputy Prime Minister Novak and Governor Kobzev discussed fuel supply in the Irkutsk region

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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Governor of the Irkutsk Region Igor Kobzev discussed issues of fuel supply to the region, including the supply of petroleum products, the level of reserves, the operation of gas stations and measures to prevent violations of antimonopoly legislation.

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In the Irkutsk region, issues of fuel supply were discussed, including northern delivery and the operation of gas stations, as well as measures to prevent violations in the fuel market.

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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Governor of the Irkutsk Region Igor Kobzev discussed the situation with fuel supply in the region.

Issues regarding the supply of petroleum products, the current level of fuel reserves and the functioning of the refueling infrastructure were considered.

Measures to prevent and suppress violations of antimonopoly legislation and the interaction of government authorities to regulate fuel prices were discussed.

MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Governor of the Irkutsk Region Igor Kobzev discussed the situation with fuel supply in the region, the Russian Cabinet of Ministers reported.

“Alexander Novak met with the governor of the Irkutsk region, Igor Kobzev. During the meeting, the parties discussed issues of fuel supply to the region: the supply of petroleum products, including as part of the northern delivery, the current level of fuel reserves, the functioning of the refueling infrastructure,” the message says.

The meeting also touched upon measures to prevent and suppress violations of antimonopoly legislation in the regional fuel market, as well as implemented mechanisms aimed at meeting domestic demand, ensuring fuel supplies to consumers of all categories and eliminating local shortages.

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  • What specific measures will be taken to prevent violations of antitrust laws?
  • Are there current fuel shortages in certain areas of the region?
  • What are the current levels of petroleum product inventories in the region?

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