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Putin Says that Russia's Fuel Situation Is Under Control, Although "There Are inconveniences." The Government Announces a "Second Phase of the crisis."

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview on Sunday that the situation on the fuel market is under control and that the problems resulting from the intensification of Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries are being resolved.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia's fuel crisis was causing the population "a certain inconvenience", but he said that "issues are being resolved".

·Riga, Latvia
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He transferred responsibility to the government.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview on Sunday that the situation on the fuel market is under control and that the problems resulting from the intensification of Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries are being resolved.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Putin acknowledged that "it is clear that there are certain discomforts for people" due to the lack of fuels, but reinforced that "the government must, of course, keep the situation under control".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday that the situation in the fuel market is under control and the problems that arise after the escalation of enemy attacks are being resolved."In the meantime we met with the Prime Minister (Mijaíl Mishustin) to discuss this issue. While not all the problems have been solved, work is being done on it.The Prime Minister is monitoring the situation.A special commission has been set up," said the Kremli…

·Lima, Peru
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Former resident of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin called the inconvenience the large-scale shortage of gasoline, which affected 70% of Russian gas stations. For details, read ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1)

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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation (the) on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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