Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that the Russian fuel and energy complex (FEC) has learned to develop even in conditions of sanctions restrictions from Western countries. His words guide the way TASS.
“We have been living under sanctions since 2014, we continue to improve, that’s all I can say,” he said.
Novak emphasized that it is too early to talk about the impact of upcoming sanctions on the Russian fuel and energy complex, since it is necessary to more accurately understand what measures will be taken.
Moreover reportedHe said Novak had ordered the preparation of amendments that would ban the sale of only premium fuel at Russian gas stations. He noted that high prices are seen at gas stations where only premium fuel can be purchased.
This is before Novak instructed The Federal Antimonopoly Service will monitor the situation with retail fuel prices in the new regions, Siberia and Dagestan, as well as in the Far East.
Previously in Russia guess oil prices.