Mongolia and Russian Suppliers Agree Measures for Autumn Fuel Supply

Mongolian officials held talks with Russian authorities, Rosneft, Gazprom Neft and Russian Railways on fuel and transport during the Eastern Economic Forum. According to Mongolia's industry ministry, the sides agreed to increase gasoline supply from September, stabilize winter-diesel deliveries from October and resume aviation-fuel supply in September after an interruption since May. They also discussed routing third-country orders through Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Railway and Naushki. Mongolia said it would continue work on diversified import sources, larger reserves and expanded storage to reduce exposure to future disruptions.

M-International Editorial Desk September 7, 2026 Updated September 7, 2026

A Mongolian government delegation met Russian officials and representatives of Rosneft, Gazprom Neft and Russian Railways at the Eastern Economic Forum. The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources said the talks produced operational understandings to raise gasoline supply from September and provide steadier winter-grade diesel from October.

The ministry also reported an agreement to resume aviation-fuel deliveries in September after supplies had been interrupted since May. Participants explored bringing orders from third countries through Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Railway and Naushki. These measures address near-term availability; lasting resilience will require diversified suppliers, enforceable contracts, adequate reserves, storage and reliable border logistics.

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Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources of Mongolia September 3, 2026