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Novak says Russia can increase diesel exports without shortages at home

Novak says Russia can increase diesel exports without shortages at home

Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said the country can export more diesel without leaving its domestic market short.

He said supplies are sufficient for seasonal farm work, including harvesting and sowing.

Novak also said domestic demand and the Northern Delivery initiative are covered.

He said Russia's oil refineries have capacity to support additional supplies to global markets, including the United States.

The planned exports come as global fuel markets face pressure linked to problems in the Strait of Hormuz and reduced refining capacity.

Disrupted infrastructure and logistics are also contributing to the difficulties, Novak said.

He said additional Russian supplies could help balance the global market.

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As for the domestic market, it is a priority for us, and it is fully supplied with diesel fuel since the capacity of our oil refineries significantly exceeds production.
Alexander NovakRussian deputy prime ministervia TASS
Today, agricultural operations, including harvesting and sowing, are fully covered, as are the 'Northern Delivery' initiative and the domestic market as a whole,
Alexander NovakRussian deputy prime ministervia TASS
This will help balance the situation, which is currently quite complex due to issues in the Strait of Hormuz and a general reduction in global refining capacity caused by disrupted infrastructure and logistics,
Alexander NovakRussian deputy prime ministervia TASS

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