In the Leningrad region, the fuel supply limit will be restored. For gasoline it will be 30 liters per person. It was recommended to spend no more than 50 liters of diesel. This was announced by the governor of the region, Alexander Drozdenko.
According to him, the operating headquarters of the Leningrad region made such a recommendation due to the fact that several large vertically integrated oil companies present restrictions on the volumes of fuel supply. Corresponding letters have already been sent to all fuel companies operating in the Leningrad region market.
"These solutions are designed to prevent excessive demand and create conditions so that residents of the Leningrad region can reliably meet their fueling needs."
- wrote Drozdenko.
Earlier, the head of the region reported that on the night of November 9, the KINEF oil refinery in the city of Kirishi was attacked by UAVs. A fire broke out in the area of an industrial facility; The fire has now been located.
Restrictions on the sale of gasoline were also introduced in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. At the Rosneft gas stations, customers in Krasnoyarsk are supplied with 30 liters of AI-95 and 50 liters of AI-92. The diesel limit is 100 liters per buyer. In addition, the fuel is not supplied in cans. The Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Mikhail Kotyukov, in a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, discussed, among other things, the region's fuel supply: current reserves of petroleum products, the workload of the filling infrastructure, the dynamics of fuel supply to the territory, etc.