Russia's domestic diesel market will not suffer from increased exports, said Deputy PM Novak.

Following agreements between Putin and Trump, the government lifted partial bans on diesel exports, including to the US. The US removed sanctions for six months, and negotiations are underway between Russian companies, buyers, and energy ministries of both countries.

Novak stated that Russia has excess refining capacity, fully covering agricultural needs, winter supply routes, and the domestic market. Additional exports aim to balance global shortages caused by disrupted logistics and issues in the Strait of Hormuz.

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