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Kremlin Says Sanctions on Diesel Imports Should Be Lifted

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said only a comprehensive solution can address the issue of diesel import sanctions.

· 1 min read · language: en

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said that sanctions affecting diesel imports need to be lifted, arguing that only a comprehensive approach can resolve the matter.

Peskov emphasised that a broader, comprehensive solution is the only viable path in this area, rather than addressing the sanctions issue through narrower or partial measures.

The comments reflect the Kremlin's continued public position calling for the removal of sanctions that have affected various sectors of Russia's economy and trade relationships since they were imposed.

No specific timeline or mechanism for lifting the sanctions was outlined in Peskov's remarks, which centred on the general principle that a comprehensive approach is required.

The statement adds to a series of recent Kremlin comments addressing sanctions-related issues across different sectors, with officials repeatedly calling for broader resolutions rather than piecemeal changes.

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