Gasoline Shortage Worsens in Moscow and Across Russia Amid Ukrainian Refinery Strikes
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Fuel shortages and long lines at gas stations: Russia's gasoline shortage worsens after Ukrainian attacks on refineries. What does this mean for the economy and can it hasten the end of the war in Ukraine?
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The restrictions on the sale of fuel have returned to Moscow. Two gas station networks have limited fueling per vehicle in the face of supply problems resulting from Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries and oil facilities. Gazprom Neft gas stations allow to purchase a maximum of 60 litres of petrol per vehicle in the region ... Continue reading "The long queues return to Russian gas stations as a result of Ukrainian attacks on refineries with…
What does this mean for the economy and can it speed up the end of the war in Ukraine?
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