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Satellite:

1 - Yermish pumping station, Ryazan region. Night of May 26 to 27, the pumping facility was hit; the control building also apparently burned to the ground. 630 km from Ukraine. Image: Exilenova+

2 - Balakhonikha pumping station, Nizhny Novgorod region. No date specified, but sometime in May. Two buildings of the pumping station were hit. 720 km from Ukraine. Image: Exilenova+

3 - Oil depot, Armavir, Krasnodar region. The strike was carried out on May 30. One tank was hit. Another burned-out tank from a strike in March is also visible in the image. 500 km from Ukraine. Image: "Skhemy"

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Update on the consequences:

1. In New Moscow, restrictions have been introduced on gasoline sales, but for now they are less strict than in Crimea: they are selling 60 liters per person.

2. A nationwide ban has been introduced on aviation fuel exports for six months, until November 30.

3. An increase in gasoline and diesel prices has been recorded in Moscow: AI-95 costs an average of 71.46 rubles, AI-92 64.67 rubles, diesel 78.49 rubles, Interfax reports.

Oil Strikes, Pump Limits for Everyone

After the strikes, gasoline limits and a jet fuel export ban followed.

Scarcity is doing security work now.