The Russian government is preparing to extend the ban on diesel exports until the end of January 2027, while a number of exceptions will be made for supplies to world markets, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told reporters. "Yes, a government order has now been drawn up to extend the ban on the supply of diesel fuel until the end of January next year. I mean, actually for three months. At the same time, as in the past, certain exceptions will be made for supplies to world markets," he said. Russia plans to export 510,000 tons of diesel in October, and in November the volume of supplies may reach 2.15 million tons, Novak said. "We plan that in November this volume will be about 2,150,000 tons. in the month of November. That is, if we had 510,000 tons in October, we plan more for November," he said. The plans for the beginning of next year will depend on the situation, the deputy prime minister noted. Earlier, the Russian government extended until the end of October a temporary ban on the export of diesel and marine fuel and gas oils by producers. A general ban on fuel exports is in effect in Russia until January 31, 2027. At the same time, for direct producers of diesel and marine fuel and gas oils, the restriction was previously introduced until September 30. Energopol in Max "Energy Policy" site.