Gasoline is getting cheaper, the protest remains
The trade unions again opposed the increase in fuel prices in many Russian cities yesterday, protests were held against high prices for gasoline, diesel fuel and airline. In the Far East, for example, a rally was arranged, and the owners of the gas station were awarded black marks. In the central square of Vladivostok, several hundred pickets said its "no" to the rise in price of oil products. From 8 a.m., Vladivostok motorists began to form a column of cars, passenger buses and trucks.