
Russia Extends Fuel Export Ban Amidst Domestic Shortages and Continued Ukraine Attacks
Russia has extended its ban on gasoline and diesel exports until early 2027, signaling ongoing domestic fuel market instability, while simultaneously continuing its missile attacks on Ukrainian cities like Lviv and Kherson, resulting in multiple casualties.
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