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Russia faces fuel shortages amid refinery repairs

Russia is experiencing a significant fuel crisis, characterized by long queues at petrol stations in Moscow and other regions. Officials attribute the shortages to unscheduled repairs at oil refineries, which have been caused by ongoing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.

Reports from Nezavisimaja Gazeta suggest a second wave of the fuel crisis is developing. To manage the shortage, the Russian government has implemented measures such as banning the export of diesel and gasoline, allowing the sale of lower-quality Euro 2 fuel, and importing gasoline from abroad. This shift marks a notable change for Russia, a major global energy exporter.

While the situation in Russia involves long waits and empty stations, the impact on regional neighbors like Croatia appears limited, as local refineries maintain capacity to supply the domestic market.

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INA · Moscow · Nezavisimaja Gazeta · Nezavisimaya Gazeta · Russia · Ukraine

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