In riposte to Riyadh, Russia says it is prepared to ramp up oil output
Energy Minister Novak says it can raise production to 12-13 million bpd from current 11 million bpd
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RUSSIA said on Wednesday that it was prepared to push oil production to historic highs, just days after a global deal to freeze output levels collapsed and Saudi Arabia threatened to flood markets with more crude.
Venezuela predicted that prices could crash in the next few weeks if producers failed to resume dialogue and urged that non-Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) participants be observers at a June Opec meeting, as the spectre of oversupply loomed once more.
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