Queues at gas stations and the 30-50 liter limit: how the effects on refineries affected the regions of Russia.
In Moscow, Rosneft gas stations again introduced restrictions on the sale of gasoline. Now you can fill no more than 50 liters into the tank, and no more than 20 liters into the tank.
Similar measures are being taken in other regions of Russia. In particular, in Karelia, at gas stations along highways, the maximum volume of gasoline is 30 liters, diesel 50 liters, and the sale of gasoline in cans is completely suspended. The situation is similar in the Leningrad region.
Authorities in Buryatia reported that Rosneft gas stations in Ulan-Ude introduced the same restrictions on sales. Similar measures are in force in the Trans-Baikal Territory, as well as in the Nizhny Novgorod, Arkhangelsk, Penza and Krasnoyarsk Territories.
Fuel shortages have resurfaced in at least seven regions, Russian officials and media reported. Ukraine's attacks on eight major refineries over the past two weeks have once again left drivers queuing for hours at gas stations.
Ukraine sharply increased attacks on Russian refineries after October 30, when the "energy truce" announced by US President Donald Trump did not take place between Kyiv and Moscow.
During the latest attack, Ukraine hit the second largest refinery in Russia, located in the city of Kirishi, Leningrad region.