Energy Minister Novak wants OPEC and gas cartel GECF to work together.
OPEC and Russia imposed a record oil output cut in April to support prices as the COVID-19 pandemic shrank demand. They are considering further steps as the global number of coronavirus cases is rising sharply.
The comments made by Russian President Vladimir Putin are the clearest signal yet from Russia, a global leader in oil production, that it is ready to continue with unprecedented output cuts in the face of a sluggish oil market.
Pompeo set to submit a report to Congress.
A second government source said Russia, for now, would not disclose its plans on whether to continue with the current oil output cuts in order to prevent an overreaction in the market.
The company said commercial gas inflow was obtained with a flow rate of about 600,000 cubic meters per day.
Poland on Oct. 7 fined the Russian gas giant more than 29 billion zlotys (US$7.6 billion) for building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline without Warsaw's approval.
Other partners in the pipeline project are also fined.
Moves to flout deal terms on oil cuts damage reputation of OPEC+, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister says.
German finance minister made the offer in early August, before the sanctions were imposed.