25.02.2026, 20:08

Russia benefits from increasing oil production, exports under current price conditions - deputy PM

MOSCOW. Feb 25 (Interfax) - Russia benefits from increasing oil production and its export under current price conditions, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told journalists when asked a corresponding question.

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