Russian military personnel have started running into gasoline problems. They complained about disruptions in fuel and lubricant supplies and the introduction of limits

Russian military personnel have started running into gasoline problems. They complained about disruptions in fuel and lubricant supplies and the introduction of limits

Because of the fuel crisis, Russian servicemen at the front have been increasingly facing shortages of fuel and lubricants. Several mobilized soldiers and contract servicemen told Verstka about this.

Some of them complained about the introduction of fuel limits for military equipment. Because of the sharp rise in prices, the fighters have also run into problems refueling personal cars and generators.

A serviceman named Nikita admitted to a “catastrophic” shortage of gasoline even for combat equipment. According to him, previously fuel was taken in whatever quantity was needed to complete tasks, but now the limit is no more than 20 liters per vehicle per day.

Several other servicemen also confirmed a reduction in fuel supply volumes. A mobilized soldier, Pyotr, estimated the drop at 30%, including for combat vehicles. Mikhail from the Zaporizhzhia direction told Verstka that gasoline supplies to positions had been cut from 20 to 10-15 liters.

Only three of the ten surveyed servicemen said nothing about problems with departmental fuel supplies. However, they too, along with many other servicemen, complained about the need to refuel personal cars, generators, chainsaws, and other equipment on their own.

Problems with fuel in the “SMO” are also confirmed by many volunteers collecting aid for the military.

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“It’s a total clusterfuck”: what is happening with gasoline at the front

Russian military personnel have begun to suffer from the fuel crisis