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Russia Considers Diesel-Export Ban on Ukraine Refinery Attacks

Russia Considers Diesel-Export Ban on Ukraine Refinery Attacks
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 23 June 2026, 15:52 UTC By Alaric Nightingale 1 min read
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Commodities Russia Considers Diesel-Export Ban on Ukraine Refinery Attacks Russia is weighing a ban on exports of diesel to avoid domestic shortages after Ukraine intensified attacks on the nation’s refineries. The move could potentially put extra pressure on international fuel supplies, which are already under strain due to the disruption caused by the Iran war.

Commodities Russia Considers Diesel-Export Ban on Ukraine Refinery Attacks Russia is weighing a ban on exports of diesel to avoid domestic shortages after Ukraine intensified attacks on the nation’s refineries. The move could potentially put extra pressure on international fuel supplies, which are already under strain due to the disruption caused by the Iran war.
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