Russia paid $3.6 billion in subsidies to oil refineries in September, the highest in over four years, to ensure domestic fuel supply.
The Russian government paid 305.5 billion rubles (approximately $3.6 billion) in subsidies to oil refineries last month, the highest monthly payment in over four years. This measure aims to ensure domestic road fuel supplies amid Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries. According to data released by the Russian Ministry of Finance on Monday, the total subsidy amount is the highest since the record set in April 2022.
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