Sometimes it is better to be silent. Colleagues write that on October 30, Alexander Novak said that new attacks on refineries would not affect fuel supplies to the Russian market. "We are taking all necessary measures to increase production and processing volumes. Now the plants are not under repair. And we ensure imports. In fact, all these measures allow us to supply the market," he said. Everything is fine, but there is a nuance. Usually, after such bold reports, fuel began to disappear from gas stations. Let us remind you, TASS, May 24. The Russian market is fully equipped with fuel, so currently there is no threat of a sharp increase in the prices of gasoline or diesel. This was stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. "There are no threats, I confirm this. We are keeping our finger on the pulse, we are holding the oil headquarters together with our oil companies, the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Ministry of Energy. We can always make any decision to supply 100% of the market with petroleum products," he said. In addition, on June 4, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told RIA Novosti that the situation on the domestic fuel market is stable, prices at most gas stations are rising no higher than inflation. "At the moment the situation is stable. Prices at gas stations of vertically integrated companies and most gas stations are rising at a level not higher than inflation. Therefore, the government, together with the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Ministry of Energy, will closely monitor this," Novak told reporters on the sidelines of SPIEF. Based on the results of September 1, Interfax writes that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak noted that there is no risk of an increase in gasoline prices in Russia; on the contrary, there is a tendency for the market to recover. "We hold headquarters daily. During the holiday period, we also held daily headquarters with companies, almost manually, establishing the quantities that need to be supplied to the exchange," Novak said. Based on the results of all statements, we have what we have. Moreover, right now Mr. Novak has to use the tactics of the Ukrainians.

Sometimes it is better to be silent. Colleagues write that on October 30, Alexander Novak said that new attacks on refineries would not affect fuel supplies to the Russian market. "We are taking all necessary measures to increase production and processing volumes. Now the plants are not under repair. And we ensure imports. In fact, all these measures allow us to supply the market," he said. Everything is fine, but there is a nuance. Usually, after such bold reports, fuel began to disappear from gas stations. Let us remind you, TASS, May 24. The Russian market is fully equipped with fuel, so currently there is no threat of a sharp increase in the prices of gasoline or diesel. This was stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. "There are no threats, I confirm this. We are keeping our finger on the pulse, we are holding the oil headquarters together with our oil companies, the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Ministry of Energy. We can always make any decision to supply 100% of the market with petroleum products," he said. In addition, on June 4, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told RIA Novosti that the situation on the domestic fuel market is stable, prices at most gas stations are rising no higher than inflation. "At the moment the situation is stable. Prices at gas stations of vertically integrated companies and most gas stations are rising at a level not higher than inflation. Therefore, the government, together with the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Ministry of Energy, will closely monitor this," Novak told reporters on the sidelines of SPIEF. Based on the results of September 1, Interfax writes that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak noted that there is no risk of an increase in gasoline prices in Russia; on the contrary, there is a tendency for the market to recover. "We hold headquarters daily. During the holiday period, we also held daily headquarters with companies, almost manually, establishing the quantities that need to be supplied to the exchange," Novak said. Based on the results of all statements, we have what we have. Moreover, right now Mr. Novak has to use the tactics of the Ukrainians.