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Reuters: Russian refineries increase production of diesel after the agreement with the United States

Russian refineries are increasing production of diesel fuel after the government allowed export quotas against the backdrop of an agreement with the United States.

Original: Reuters: Російські НПЗ збільшують виробництво дизелю після угоди зі США

World 19 independent outlets · 38 articles translated from Ukrainian

What outlets write

  1. FAKT 26 October, 19:30
    «After the easing of sanctions, Russia increased the production of diesel fuel: Reuters appeared first on FACT News»
  2. Slovo i Dilo 28 October, 14:21
    «Russian oil refineries have increased oil refining to 5 million barrels per day after the cessation of drone attacks»
  3. LB.ua 26 October, 16:47
    «According to sources in the industry, production increased to about 180 thousand tons per day»
  4. Espreso 26 October, 17:41
    «Because of it, Russian oil companies were forced to reduce production in accordance with the needs of the domestic market and limit supplies to Central Asian countries under intergovernmental agreements»
  5. 24 Kanal 27 October, 09:54
    «Donald Trump on the eve of the elections to the US Congress continues to seek agreements with Vladimir Putin, despite criticism of his policy towards Russia»
  6. 24 Kanal 27 October, 09:54
    «Particular attention was drawn to the decision on the Russian diesel and the release of the American citizen after the next negotiations with the Kremlin»

How it is told

  1. Lachen pyshe commercial Reuters: Російські НПЗ у жовтні нарощують випуск дизелю після угоди Кремля зі США: виробництво зросло з 160 тис. до майже 180 тис. тонн на добу.
  2. Apostrophe non-profit Послаблення санкцій допомогло Росії збільшити виробництво дизелю — ЗМІ

Reactions

The media reported that the Russians are increasing production of diesel after the agreement with the United States, reports Chroniclers with reference to Reuters.

Hronikers 26 October

What's next

Moscow plans to direct the excess fuel to foreign markets, in particular to the United States.

Who reports

19 independent outlets · 38 articles

non-profit Apostrophe