Russia imposes a ban on exporting aviation fuel until November 30, according to multiple reports. The Russian government says the restriction is meant to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market and ensure sufficient supply within Russia. The measures come as Russia’s fuel processing capacity is affected by reduced refinery output. Sources link the decline in output to Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s energy facilities, which damage or disrupt refining operations. By limiting exports, Russia aims to prevent shortages at home and keep the domestic market in balance while refinery performance remains under pressure. The export ban is scheduled to run through Nov. 30, after which Russia may reassess supply conditions. The reports frame the decision as a supply-management step rather than a policy targeting any specific country, with the stated focus on domestic availability amid capacity constraints.