Residents of Vladimir report on social networks about a shortage of gasoline at gas stations. “Chesnok” writes that three days ago at a number of gas stations in Vladimir they limited the sale of fuel, and today several gas stations have already closed.
Regional authorities, however, state that “the shortage is local and temporary,” and its main reason was “excessive demand.”
According to the Minister of Architecture and Construction of the region, Alexander Muromsky, we are talking about “isolated cases of regulating holidays” at gas stations, which is associated with “temporary logistical difficulties.”
The fuel crisis occurred as a result of massive long-range attacks by Ukraine on Russian oil refineries and other oil and gas industry facilities. According to The Bell’s calculations , the fuel crisis will already affect 53 regions of the Russian Federation. According to Reuters, because of this, Russia plans to buy gasoline abroad.