15.12.2025, 16:53

Ban on gasoline exports from Russia may be extended until end of Feb 2026

MOSCOW. Dec 15 (Interfax) - The ban on gasoline supplies sent abroad from Russia may be extended for another two months, until the end of February 2026, sources familiar with the results of a meeting on the petroleum products market chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told Interfax.

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