The problem of saturating the domestic market with petroleum products will be fully resolved by June 10. At the same time, diesel fuel prices may rise by up to 3 hryvnias, and A-95 gasoline by up to 3 hryvnias 40 kopiykas. This forecast was made public the other day by People's Deputy Ihor Yeremeyev. He also noted that the problem of saturating the Ukrainian market with petroleum products has practically been resolved. There will currently be no shortage in the petroleum products market, however its price will remain problem No. 1, which, under the existing tax burden, will remain quite high. Fuel prices will now be regulated by the market, as envisaged by the Presidential Decree. Such realities do not add optimism, however, according to Mr. Yeremeyev, they will make it possible to balance the market and avoid crisis phenomena and "shock therapy" as a result of price liberalization. "Currently, Russian oil is not yet that expensive for Ukraine. It will become expensive when Russia resolves 100% of the problem of selling crude oil to "far" abroad, bypassing Ukraine. Then it will become independent of our transportation system. And we will be forced to buy oil on free markets at world prices," the People's Deputy suggested. "Until then, our state must resolve the issue of alternative oil," he added.