In Zabaykalsky Krai, a four-kilometer line at a Rosneft gas station was caught on video. It contains 600 to 800 cars
In Zabaykalsky Krai a four-kilometer line at a Rosneft gas station was caught on video. It contains 600 to 800 cars
On July 2, the Ukrainian Telegram channels Exilenova+ and Supernova+ published a video showing a multi-kilometer line near a gas station. It is unclear when the recording was made.
The video is reported to have been filmed near Chita in Zabaykalsky Krai. Meduza verified the footage: it was filmed near a Rosneft gas station in the urban settlement of Atamanovskoye in Chitinsky District. Judging by the video, the line is four kilometers long, meaning it contains roughly 600 to 800 cars.
On June 25, the authorities of Zabaykalsky Krai introduced a high-alert regime in the region because of a fuel crisis that arose after Ukrainian drones struck oil refineries.
The Rosneft station shown in the video receives fuel from the NNK oil refinery in Khabarovsk. Ukraine has not struck that facility.
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Just look at the scale of the fuel collapse in the RF.
Fuel Didn't Arrive, The Line Did
A four-kilometer line formed, with up to eight hundred cars waiting.
The fuel crisis made it here without a strike.