Foreign Intelligence: Rising Oil Prices Fail to Prevent Drop in Russias Budget
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Rising oil prices do not save the Russian budget from falling revenues - intelligenceIn September, the Russian budget received only $5.28 billion in oil and gas revenues, 22.3% less than in a year. Compensation to oilmen reached $25.7 billion
Exports of petroleum and petroleum products from the Russian Federation in September amounted to 6.52 million barrels per day (b/s), which is only 10,000 b/s less than the previous month and 970,000 b/s less than September 2025, were calculated by International Energy Agency (IEA) analysts.
This was reported in the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. Gross receipts from oil and gas taxes in September were about $10.16 billion. After compensations and tax deductions in the budget...
Foreign Intelligence: Rising Oil Prices Fail to Prevent Drop in Russias Budget
Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service says Russia returned nearly half of oil and gas taxes to companies via fuel damper compensation, leaving $5.28bn in September budget revenue.
Russia's revenue from oil and oil product exports increased by $3.58 billion in September compared to August, reaching $17.67 billion.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that in September 2026 Russia ' s export earnings from petroleum and petroleum products amounted to 17.67... ~ 14.10.2026, PRIM
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