Kremlin spokesman: Moscow will not supply energy to countries that support the price ceiling on Russian oil
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow does not plan to supply oil and gas to countries that support imposing a ceiling on Russian crude prices.
Peskov added in statements today, Thursday, the twenty-fourth of November: We stand by the position of President Vladimir Putin, and we will not supply oil and gas to countries that intend to set a ceiling for oil prices and countries that will join this initiative.
The Group of Seven is discussing setting a ceiling for the price of Russian oil transported by sea at a level between $65 and $70 a barrel, although the European Union governments have not yet agreed on the price.
Meanwhile, Peskov stressed that Moscow needs to analyze everything first before formulating its position.