Formally, the vast majority of passenger cars are equipped with gasoline engines, but the reality is that commercial vehicles and large trucks use diesel engines. Diesel was, is, and will likely remain the “lifeblood” of the state’s economy for a long time to come. Therefore, although the gasoline issue has caused tension, it cannot be said to be serious.
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The same cannot be said for diesel, which should always be in surplus and shortages are unacceptable. For this reason, Russia today be extended Manufacturers are prohibited from exporting diesel, gas oil and marine fuel.
At the same time, the overall ban on the country’s fuel exports is valid until January 31 of the following year, but specifically, because Russia has traditionally had a severe overproduction of diesel fuel, exceeding the demand in the domestic market, the ban on the export of diesel by direct producers has been reduced.