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The Russian government previously introduced a ban on the export of diesel fuel to stabilize the domestic market.
The Russian government has decided to soften the ban on diesel fuel exports.
At the first stage, 500 thousand tons of diesel fuel will be sent to the world market.
MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Partial lifting of the ban on exports from Russia will make it possible to send 500 thousand tons of diesel fuel to the world market at the first stage, the Russian Cabinet of Ministers reported.
The Russian government on Saturday decided to soften the ban on diesel fuel exports as part of the agreements between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump.
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Export of 500 thousand tons of diesel fuel to the world market.
Very likely · Short term

The Russian government has partially lifted the ban on diesel fuel exports as part of agreements between Presidents Putin and Trump. The measure comes into force on October 10, after which oil companies will begin supplying 500 thousand tons of diesel to the world market.

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