Rosneft chief Igor Sechin proposes curbing traders and loosening fuel rules to ease Russia’s fuel crisis

Rosneft chief Igor Sechin has suggested measures to stabilize Russia's fuel market, emphasizing the "unprecedented damage" to refineries. His proposals include curbing traders and loosening fuel regulations to alleviate the fuel crisis. This move comes amid growing concerns about the impact of the crisis on the economy and daily life in Russia, highlighting the urgent need to address supply chain disruptions and ensure energy security. Sechin's ideas could lead to significant changes in how the country manages its fuel sector, with broader implications for both domestic and international markets.