On September 14, local time, Russian presidential press secretary Peskov responded to US President Trump's statement demanding that Ukraine stop attacking Russian fuel facilities to guarantee supply at a regular briefing. Peskov said that Russia is currently implementing a ban on the export of petroleum products to stabilize domestic supply. In the context of the escalating situation in the Persian Gulf, this move has had a significant impact on the international market. The lifting of the relevant export ban will only be put on the agenda after Russia's domestic market recovers. When asked if Trump's request was a positive step in resolving the conflict, Peskov said that any initiative calling on the Kiev regime to stop attacking civil economic infrastructure should be welcomed. When asked if Russia is prepared to avoid attacking part of Ukraine's economic infrastructure if Ukraine agrees to Trump's request, Peskov declined to answer.

On September 14, local time, Russian presidential press secretary Peskov responded to US President Trump's statement demanding that Ukraine stop attacking Russian fuel facilities to guarantee supply at a regular briefing. Peskov said that Russia is currently implementing a ban on the export of petroleum products to stabilize domestic supply. In the context of the escalating situation in the Persian Gulf, this move has had a significant impact on the international market. The lifting of the relevant export ban will only be put on the agenda after Russia's domestic market recovers. When asked if Trump's request was a positive step in resolving the conflict, Peskov said that any initiative calling on the Kiev regime to stop attacking civil economic infrastructure should be welcomed. When asked if Russia is prepared to avoid attacking part of Ukraine's economic infrastructure if Ukraine agrees to Trump's request, Peskov declined to answer.