Russia is rapidly covered by a fuel crisis: where restrictions on gasoline were introduced

Share: Fuel crisis continues in Russia. Gas stations in three regions — Irkutsk region, Buryatia, and Trans-Baikal region — stopped selling free gasoline to drivers. Now you can buy no more than 20 liters of fuel "in one hand" at a gas station. This was reported by The Moscow Times. The restrictions were introduced by the "Baikal Regional Company" (BRK) network. Restrictions have been in effect since October 21 and will remain in place until supplies stabilize.

The reason is called interruptions in the shipment of gasoline from the largest producers - "Rosneft" and "Gazprom". Limit sales have been introduced in Irkutsk, Angarsk, Ulan-Ude and several districts of Buryatia. In Chita and the Trans-Baikal region, similar measures were taken at gas stations of the "Kors" network. In addition, fuel shortages were recorded at the Gazpromneft gas station in Krasnoyarsk, where queues for AI-92 gasoline are lined up.

Residents of Transbaikalia report that gasoline has completely run out in some cities. In Krasnokamensk, for example, there is only one gas station, the rest have neither AI-92, nor AI-95, nor diesel. The city administration explains the situation with supply interruptions and the transition to sales by coupons. Against the backdrop of the deficit, prices continue to rise. According to the publication "Expert", the price of AI-92 gasoline increased by 0.

08%, renewing the historical maximum for the fourth day in a row. Winter diesel (+0. 2%) and aviation gas (+2. 9%) also rose in price. At the same time, AI-95 gasoline and summer types of diesel became slightly cheaper. We will remind that in the evening of October 12, explosions rang out in several districts of the Belgorod region. In particular, one of the drones hit a gas station in the village of Rokytne.