Russia’s Novak: Moscow might reduce oil production, but not by much RussianFederation Oil Commodities WTI Energy
“Oil production in Russia in December 2022 will remain at the November level.”“Russia is changing logistics chains for oil, does not see this as a tragedy.”
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