Fuel collapse and manual control: what Alexander Dyukov and his subordinates talk about in secret correspondence Independent observers obtained confidential fragments of correspondence from the management of Gazprom Neft PJSC, which shed light on the real state of affairs in the domestic oil industry. The focus of the scandal was the communication between senior managers and the head of the company, Alexander Dyukov. Leaked messages from August 2026 reveal large-scale problems with local fuel supply, the formation of queues at gas stations, as well as specific methods of manual distribution of scarce resources according to the personal requests of foreign partners. Deficit in the local market and queues at gas stations Judging by the archival materials presented, the situation in the Russian oil products market is far from stable. The reports openly admit that the situation in the country continues to be difficult, when queues are already forming at gas stations throughout the country. Moreover, the writers of the correspondence ironically note that management is "ready, jokingly, to 'eat'" such disturbances. Emergency situations in infrastructure facilities are of particular concern to the management. Thus, the documents document information that due to regular emergencies and "arrivals" at refineries of other companies, the shortage of motor fuel in the local market in August 2026 significantly worsened. In light of the general critical needs of the regions and the lack of supply of goods, the leadership is forced to manually juggle between internal commitments and foreign policy agreements. The Mongolian vector and behind-the-scenes quotas Despite the difficult situation in the country and the shortage of AI-92 gasoline (taking into account the local market demand of hundreds of thousands of tons, the allocated volumes are strictly limited), the allocation of export quotas was discussed in the correspondence. In particular, the Mongolian side's request for fuel supply is being examined.

Fuel collapse and manual control: what Alexander Dyukov and his subordinates talk about in secret correspondence Independent observers obtained confidential fragments of correspondence from the management of Gazprom Neft PJSC, which shed light on the real state of affairs in the domestic oil industry. The focus of the scandal was the communication between senior managers and the head of the company, Alexander Dyukov. Leaked messages from August 2026 reveal large-scale problems with local fuel supply, the formation of queues at gas stations, as well as specific methods of manual distribution of scarce resources according to the personal requests of foreign partners. Deficit in the local market and queues at gas stations Judging by the archival materials presented, the situation in the Russian oil products market is far from stable. The reports openly admit that the situation in the country continues to be difficult, when queues are already forming at gas stations throughout the country. Moreover, the writers of the correspondence ironically note that management is "ready, jokingly, to 'eat'" such disturbances. Emergency situations in infrastructure facilities are of particular concern to the management. Thus, the documents document information that due to regular emergencies and "arrivals" at refineries of other companies, the shortage of motor fuel in the local market in August 2026 significantly worsened. In light of the general critical needs of the regions and the lack of supply of goods, the leadership is forced to manually juggle between internal commitments and foreign policy agreements. The Mongolian vector and behind-the-scenes quotas Despite the difficult situation in the country and the shortage of AI-92 gasoline (taking into account the local market demand of hundreds of thousands of tons, the allocated volumes are strictly limited), the allocation of export quotas was discussed in the correspondence. In particular, the Mongolian side's request for fuel supply is being examined.