Fuel restrictions are spreading across Russia and the occupied territorie...

Fuel restrictions are spreading across Russia and the occupied territories.

In recent weeks, limits on gasoline and diesel sales, bans on filling canisters, and reports of fuel shortages have appeared in regions far from the fighting.

↘️ Crimea: gasoline is being sold by coupons and QR codes, no more than 20 liters per person, and lines at gas stations are reaching seven hours.

↘️ Belgorod, Kursk, Pskov, and Novgorod regions: the limit is mostly up to 20 liters per customer.

↘️ St. Petersburg: some gas stations have introduced limits of 20 to 50 liters per receipt.

↘️ Karelia, Murmansk region, Buryatia, Voronezh region: limits of 80 to 150 liters are in effect.

↘️ Krasnodar Krai, Tomsk and Ryazan regions: residents report fuel shortages, supply disruptions, and rising prices.

↘️ In the "LNR" and "DNR," sales of gasoline and diesel have also been limited to 20 liters per person.

Officially, the authorities and oil companies most often explain the restrictions by the season, refinery repairs, logistical difficulties, or the need to ensure stable supplies.

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