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Russia Bans Jet Fuel Exports As Ukrainian Attacks Cripple Refining
Russia Bans Jet Fuel Exports As Ukrainian Attacks Cripple Refining
Russia is banning exports of jet fuel through November 30, 2026, as it seeks to ensure domestic supply amid intensifying Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian refining infrastructure, OilPrice.com reported.
Russia on Monday announced it is temporarily banning jet fuel exports until the end of November to keep sufficient domestic aviation fuel supplies. Supplies under intergovernmental agreements are exempted from the ban, the Russian government said today.
The decision comes after drone strikes on refineries pushed Russia’s crude-processing rate to the lowest...
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