Russia's Deputy PM Novak says they have a surplus in fuel supplies, adding that domestic diesel and gas supplies are sufficient

Russia's confirmation of a surplus in fuel supplies highlights their capacity to meet domestic energy needs, which could suggest stability in their market amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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This information may influence European energy prices by easing concerns over supply disruptions, especially given the current context of sanctions and trade relations with the EU.

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