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Another day, another car-crash interview about a u-turn from a Government Minister on the morning media round. This morning’s suicide mission to defend the indefensible is Lucy Rigby, here desperately trying to pretend that the Government isn’t allowing Russian diesel and aviation fuel to be bought from third countries,... show more

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#BREAKING: Russia introduces a ban on the export of diesel fuel due to the ongoing crisis caused by Ukrainian strikes on Russian fuel infrastructure, Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak reported to Putin on Wednesday. This comes a few weeks after the introduction of a ban on the export of gasoline and aviation kerosene by the Russian government. Russia will also begin importing fuel from other countries, Novak said.

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On Sunday, Russian President Putin convened an emergency government meeting to address the ongoing fuel crisis in the country, caused in main part by Ukrainian strike campaign on Russian fuel infrastructure. Putin announced that Russia is introducing a full ban on export of gasoline and aviation kerosene, while a ban on diesel fuel is also being considered. He also noted that despite releasing accumulated fuel to the domestic market, the reserve level remains practically the same as it was last year in the same period.

On Sunday, Russian President Putin convened an emergency government meeting to address the ongoing fuel crisis in the country, caused in main part by Ukrainian strike campaign on Russian fuel infrastructure. Putin announced that Russia is introducing a full ban on export of gasoline and aviation kerosene, while a ban on diesel fuel is also being considered. He also noted that despite releasing accumulated fuel to the domestic market, the reserve level remains practically the same as it was last year in the same period.

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