Moscow Gas Stations Limit Fuel Sales Amid Shortages
Gas stations in Moscow have reimposed limits on fuel sales, with long queues forming as a 'second wave' of shortages hits Russia. The scarcity is linked to recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries.
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Moscow's fuel stations limit sales amid shortages linked to Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries
Russian authorities have banned exports of gasoline and diesel, eased fuel quality requirements and began importing petroleum products.
Read full article →Moscow Gas Stations Reimpose Fuel Limits as ‘Second Wave’ of Shortages Hits Russia
Both Gazprom Neft and Tatneft are limiting the amount of fuel that customers in Moscow and the surrounding region can purchase.
Read full article →Moscow gas stations bring back fuel sales limits
At least two gas station chains in Moscow have brought back limits on fuel sales, the Russian business news outlet RBC reported.
Read full article →Fuel Rationing Reaches Moscow Amid 'Second Wave' National Shortages
Fuel Rationing Reaches Moscow Amid 'Second Wave' National Shortages Already Russia has been subject to many months of a ramped-up long-range drone campaign out of Ukraine, chiefly targeting oil refineries as well as industrial sites - and most recently expanding to online retail companies and attacks on private sector businesses. Tuesday saw one of the single biggest drone waves on Moscow of the war, for example, with at least 600 sent against against the capital region, result...
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