Russia exploring measures to support oil refineries, Novak says
The deputy prime minister says the domestic diesel fuel market is now balanced.
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Russian authorities are exploring measures to support the country's oil refineries, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, as reported by TASS.
Novak said the Russian diesel fuel market is now balanced, offering a positive assessment of current supply conditions even as officials consider additional support for refining operations.
The deputy prime minister did not specify what measures are under consideration or provide a timeline for any potential action.
The statement follows a period of periodic disruptions affecting Russian refineries, with officials repeatedly emphasizing efforts to stabilize fuel supply and support the refining sector.
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- Authorities exploring measures to support oil refineries — Novak — TASS (Russia)
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