The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Expressed the Hope that the World Market Would Stabilize the Supply of Diesel From Russia.
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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, Georgi Borisenko, stated that the supply of Russian diesel fuel would help stabilize the world market after the Ormuz Strait had been shut down. Russian diesel supplies would benefit Washington and the world by calming the situation in the global fuel market, TASS writes. "We know that most of the diesel fuel was supplied from the Gulf countries before the Ormuz Strait was shut down as a result of US and Israeli…
The supply of diesel fuel from Russia will help to stabilize the market, but the situation around the Persian Gulf remains the main obstacle to stabilization, as announced by the deputy heads of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, George Borisenko, today, 12 October.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gueorgui Borisenko said that "the key to total normalization" in the global energy market "is the urgent stabilization around the Persian Gulf and overcoming the conflict in Iran."
Russia has assured that it is confident that its diesel will stabilize the markets, but warned that the key is the early resolution of the conflict between the United States and Iran.
Moscow, Oct 12 (Latin Press) Russia expects its diesel supply to contribute to stabilizing the world fuel market and considers it essential to resolve the crisis around the Persian Gulf, said Vice Chancellor Gueorgui Borisenko today. The post Diesel supply could stabilize market, aspire Russia first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Moscow hoped that the supply of Russian diesel fuel would help calm and stabilize the world market, as announced by Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Borisenko, who recalled that most diesel had previously been supplied from the countries of the Persian Gulf, but the American-Israeli aggression against Iran had led to the blockade of the Ormuz Strait.
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