What specific measure did Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak say Russia is considering to stabilize its domestic fuel market?

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Russia is considering a complete ban on diesel exports as part of measures to help stabilize the domestic fuel market.

According to Novak, what steps have Russian oil companies taken, and how does he characterize the current state of the fuel market?

Novak stated that oil companies have ramped up fuel production to maximum levels and affirmed that Russia is capable of dealing with current challenges; he characterized the situation as 'not simple' but emphasized that it remains under control.

Russia weighs diesel export ban to steady fuel market, deputy PM says

Jun 23, 2026

Russia is weighing a complete diesel export ban to stabilize the domestic fuel market, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said. The government proposes tax measures to support the sector following Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure while oil companies ramp up production.

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