MOSCOW’S DRIVE TO EXPORT OIL MAY LEAD TO DOMESTIC SHORTAGES.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 60

July 26, 1995 07:00 AM Age: 29 years

Russian efforts to export more oil, a leading source of hardcurrency earnings, may lead to a shortage of oil products insideRussia, PIA-Interfax reported July 25. In order to prevent that,Russian oil enterprises have called on Moscow to limit exportsto the former Soviet republics beginning in August. In a relateddevelopment, the Russian government has rejected a request fromTatarstan to be allowed to export its oil to Ukraine without payingthe usual export charges.

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