Gasoline sales restricted in the Russia-controlled part of the Luhansk region
Gasoline sales restricted in the Russia-controlled part of the Luhansk region
at gas stations, no more than 20 liters will be sold per person. This was reported by the regional government. It noted that the decision was made amid a sharp increase in demand for fuel and lubricants and ongoing problems with supply logistics. In addition, a ban has been introduced on dispensing fuel into separate containers.
As Fontanka writes, in St. Petersburg they have also started restricting gasoline sales at gas stations: some residents have already encountered a limit of 50 liters per person, while the stations themselves are complaining about disruptions in AI-95 supplies.
Shortages Arrive With the New Management
In the Luhansk region, gasoline is capped at 20 liters per person.
Logistics is running things better than the authorities.