Gasoline Became Available at Most Nizhny Novgorod Gas Stations on the Day of Putin's Visit
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Gasoline became available at most Nizhny Novgorod gas stations on the day of Putin's visit
Just a week ago, during the second wave of the fuel crisis, many stations were out of gas. The shortage has now eased, although queues and supply shortages persist, according to local media.Earlier in Krasnoyarsk, gasoline prices dropped sharply...
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In Nizhny Novgorod, gasoline suddenly appeared at most gas stations, ignoring the fuel crisis that has engulfed dozens of regions of the Russian Federation.
On the morning of August 28, most of the gas stations in Lower Novgorod showed up in gasoline, wrote NewsNN. Vladimir Putin arrived in the city during the day. In the afternoon, according to NewsNN, an overwhelming majority of the Lukoil, Gazpromneft, and Teboil A.I. 92, A.I.95, A.I.95+ and diesel networks were operating this morning. Some A.S.S. also had an AI-100 presence. Special journalists noted that petrol had appeared on the Lukoil AZS on…
Journalists came to this conclusion after examining the availability of fuel on various AZSs in the city, including local residents who reported that petrol had arrived at a gas station on the International Street — they said it had been "one and a half days since the beginning of the crisis." Rain TV: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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