Rosneft has again introduced restrictions on the sale of gasoline in Russia, just two weeks after the previous restrictions were lifted.
The new measures were announced today by the Ministry of Economic Development in Zabaikalsky District. According to the local operational headquarters, drivers can now purchase no more than 30 liters of gasoline at gas stations within cities and 50 liters at stations along highways.
Rosneft lifted the previous restrictions only on October 23. These restrictions have been in effect since late June, following a fuel crisis triggered by Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Over the past 11 days alone, eight Russian oil refineries with a combined annual processing capacity of 98.25 million tons have been attacked.