Amid the Fuel Crisis, Gas Stations in Annexed Crimea Have ‘Temporarily’ Stopped Issuing Gasoline Vouchers

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Amid the fuel crisis, gas stations in annexed Crimea have ‘temporarily’ stopped issuing gasoline vouchers

Gas stations operated by ATAN and TES in annexed Crimea and Sevastopol announced that sales of fuel vouchers have been “temporarily suspended,” Astra noticed.

“Sales of vouchers and fuel cards have been temporarily suspended. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused!” the ATAN website says.

🔵On May 31, Sevastopol’s Russian-appointed “governor” Mikhail Razvozhayev reported that gasoline would be sold only by vouchers. Similar restrictions were reported by Crimea’s Russian-appointed “head.”

The outlet Verstka drew attention today to the fact that ads are being posted on Avito for the sale of gasoline at 200–350 rubles per liter.

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The Vouchers Ran Out Too

After voucher-only sales in Crimea, stations stopped selling the vouchers too.

The ban did the work again.