Fuel Sales Restrictions Introduced in Moscow and St. Petersburg Amid Growing Supply Problems
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In Moscow and the Moscow region, fuel restrictions were introduced at ORTC, Lukoil and Gazproma refuellings, and MSK1.RU. On the AZS, the ORTC network has sold no more than 60 litres of petrol or 100 litres of diesel in one hand since 30 May. The companies reported that the new regulations have been introduced "in response to the current market situation." At the Lukila gas stations in the Moscow region, the buyer has been released up to 100 lit…
Photo: MSK1. The fuel restrictions previously imposed in the border regions, Crimea and the "new territories" began to appear in two major cities of Russia. Thus, a gas limit warning was issued at the station of the "ORTC" network in the subway Trinity, written by MSK1. According to the announcement, a maximum of 60 litres of petrol and 100 litres of diesel are being released into one hand. Limit operates "until further notice." In Petersburg, t…
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