Russia says OPEC+ will continue after UAE exit, no price war expected - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxOc1hveFYtMEtSTUZ1MkNkUWVqQVoxcE05R3F1UG1TUTVKUzVaMHc1a0JPM0M0eWVGOERuS25DNUI0U1lBNHJlRlBFZHU0Vl9mTXJyTGNWeDM4Y2ZYWHVPV1gxRHFfQUd2WXVLU2UxUmctYkZXbGtDUW9VdUNKc0YwVzVJQ1h4cmsxcVdiRF9HQUZFT2RnM09HTUdULW1hX283X2xJTXpZUVZwQm53Sm9JMHNVZXl6d1VDd1VJ?oc=5" target="_blank">Russia says OPEC+ will continue after UAE exit, no price war expected</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak confirmed that OPEC+ will continue its operations despite the UAE's departure, citing a global oil deficit and no expectation of a price war.

Russia has no plans to leave OPEC+ following the UAE's decision to quit, with hopes that the alliance will continue to operate amid global energy market turmoil.

Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that OPEC+ will continue its cooperation despite the UAE's departure, emphasizing a global oil deficit and no expectation of a price war.

Russia plans to stay in OPEC+ and expects the group to continue operating despite the UAE's decision to leave the oil producers' alliance.

The Kremlin expressed hope that the UAE's departure from OPEC will not lead to the collapse of the oil cartel, emphasizing Russia's commitment to stabilizing global energy markets through OPEC+.