Rising oil prices are not saving russia’s budget from falling revenues - intelligence
- The sharp rise in oil prices in September did not bring a corresponding increase in revenues for the Russian budget.
- The Kremlin is forced to return a significant portion of the taxes collected to oil companies, compensating them for the costs of supporting the domestic fuel market.
- This was reported by the Foreign Intelligence Service, UNN writes.
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- The sharp rise in oil prices in September did not bring a corresponding increase in revenues for the Russian budget.
- The Kremlin is forced to return a significant portion of the taxes collected to oil companies, compensating them for the costs of supporting the domestic fuel market.
- This was reported by the Foreign Intelligence Service, UNN writes.
Sources: Unn