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Russia Says Fuel Crisis Is Easing As Refineries Restart
Russia Says Fuel Crisis Is Easing As Refineries Restart
By Charles Kennedy of OilPrice.com
The fuel crisis in Russia has started to ease in recent days as some refineries have restarted operations, Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Sunday.
“The situation is gradually stabilizing, a number of oil refineries became operational again. The balance is better now, and the situation at fuel filling stations has considerably improved, including when it comes to supplying agricultural producers,” Russian news agency Interfax quoted the official as saying.
“The situation remains quite tense in some...
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