Russia Receives Fuel from Belarus at Max Capacity

Peskov stated that Russia is grateful to Belarus for fuel deliveries.

Consensus

Purchases of gasoline from Belarus to Russia are occurring at maximum capacity.
Belarus has committed to fulfilling all previously agreed obligations regarding fuel supplies to Russia.
Belarusian refineries are operating near their maximum capacity.
Russia has expressed gratitude toward Belarus for its response to increased fuel demand.
The issue of fuel supplies was discussed during meetings between Russian and Belarusian leaders.

Current gasoline supply volumes from Belarus to Russia are close to the limits of Belarusian refinery capabilities. — kommersant
Gasoline sales from Belarus to the Russian exchange decreased by about four times in August compared to July. — kommersant
Average daily deliveries from Belarus have decreased by 11.4%. — kommersant
The share of Belarusian gasoline on the Russian market has increased since supply disruptions began, but the exact figure is difficult to estimate. — kommersant
Further increase in deliveries from Belarus is unlikely, and a planned maintenance at the Novopolotsk refinery in September may limit export capacity. — kommersant
Russia could increase gasoline imports via sea shipments from distant countries if needed. — kommersant
Russia increased gasoline imports from Belarus in June to a historical maximum, reaching 141,000 tons between June 1 and 25. — vesti
Kazakhstani refineries (Pavlodar and Atyrau) were not used for fuel exports to Russia due to sanctions risks and payment issues, despite being granted quotas. — m24
Only the 'Kondensat' refinery in Kazakhstan agreed to supply fuel to Russia, sending 9,000 tons in July. — m24
The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has opened 45 cases against participants in the fuel market since the beginning of the year. — m24