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🇷🇺 Since 2022, Europe has received $320.7 billion worth of energy resources from Russia, Novak said.
Other statements by Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister:
▪️ Russian and U.S. companies are already negotiating diesel supply deals.
▪️ The start of diesel exports will not affect Russia’s domestic market. There will be enough fuel, including for agricultural work.
▪️ Oil prices have nearly doubled, and additional supplies from Russia will help stabilize the market.
▪️ In the first nine months of 2026, Russia supplied Europe with $21.3 billion worth of energy resources.
▪️ OPEC+ ministers noted that, due to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, 6–7 million barrels per day of energy resources are not reaching the global market.
▪️ In the future, Russia could supply the global market with up to 3.5 million tonnes of diesel per month, as it did previously.
▪️ Additional diesel supplies from Russia will help partially balance supply and demand on the global market.
▪️ Most of the increase in oil prices has been driven by transportation costs and a shortage of transport capacity.
🇷🇺 Since 2022, Europe has received $320.7 billion worth of energy resources from Russia, Novak said.
Other statements by Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister:
▪️ Russian and U.S. companies are already negotiating diesel supply deals.
▪️ The start of diesel exports will not affect Russia’s domestic market. There will be enough fuel, including for agricultural work.
▪️ Oil prices have nearly doubled, and additional supplies from Russia will help stabilize the market.
▪️ In the first nine months of 2026, Russia supplied Europe with $21.3 billion worth of energy resources.
▪️ OPEC+ ministers noted that, due to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, 6–7 million barrels per day of energy resources are not reaching the global market.
▪️ In the future, Russia could supply the global market with up to 3.5 million tonnes of diesel per month, as it did previously.
▪️ Additional diesel supplies from Russia will help partially balance supply and demand on the global market.
▪️ Most of the increase in oil prices has been driven by transportation costs and a shortage of transport capacity.