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Russian Government Claims Fuel Market Stabilizing
The Russian government has stated that the fuel market is 'partially stabilizing,' with reports of easing gas station lines. This claim comes amidst previous concerns about fuel shortages.
21 Jul, 14:58 — 21 Jul, 15:18
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ukrainska-pravda41d ago
Russian government claims fuel market is "partially" stabilising
The Russian government has claimed "partial stabilisation" of the fuel market thanks to a ban on petroleum product exports and a shift to fuel imports, although the situation remains tense in a number of regions.
By Andrii Muravskyi
Read full article →meduza41d ago
Russian government says fuel market is ‘partially stabilizing,’ with gas station lines easing
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said government measures have partially stabilized the fuel market.
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First report: ukrainska-pravda · 21 Jul, 14:58|Full coverage: 2 · 21m|Window: 21m
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