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Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that his country will not deal with countries that support the mechanism for setting a ceiling on the price of Russian oil, pointing out that there are alternative buyers in the world.
Peskov told the Russian newspaper Izvestia today: “The new Western mechanism does not mean that the demand for Russian oil in the world is declining. There are a number of countries that have increased over the past months the quantities of oil and oil products that they buy from Russia significantly.”
Peskov made it clear that Russia will respond in the best way that suits its interests, and the discussion is currently underway and is about to end, pointing out that there are many signs of recession in the global economy now, which will have some negative consequences.
The G7 countries and Australia announced that they had reached a consensus on imposing a maximum limit for purchasing Russian-origin oil at a price of $60 per barrel.
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