RIA Novosti quoted Russian Energy Minister Sergei Tsvilyov as saying that sufficient fuel reserves have been created in the domestic market and demand is fully met by supply, Xinhua news agency reported.
Russia initially banned gasoline exports for six months on March 1 to offset a surge in domestic demand in the spring and summer.
Two months later, from mid-May to June 30, the ban was "temporarily" lifted.
Russia initially banned gasoline exports for six months on March 1 to offset a surge in domestic demand in the spring and summer.
Two months later, from mid-May to June 30, the ban was "temporarily" lifted.