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Putin stated that Russia remains one of the largest oil producers globally, contributing 10% to world production, despite Western sanctions.

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Russian leader Vladimir Putin declared that, despite the sanctions imposed by the West and the pressures exerted by American President Donald Trump on Moscow's trading partners, Russia continues to be one of the main oil producers globally.

He emphasized that the Russian Federation contributes approximately 10% to global oil production, highlighting the resilience of the energy industry in the face of measures deemed unfair.

The statement reflects Russia's intention to maintain its influence in the international energy market, despite external challenges.

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Putin: Rusia rămâne „unul dintre principalii producători” de petrol din lume, în ciuda sancțiunilor
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Vladimir Putin se laudă că Rusia este unul dintre principalii producători de petrol în ciuda sancțiunilor
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Putin, de neclintit: Rusia rămâne „unul dintre principalii producători” de petrol, în pofida presiunilor lui Trump

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