Russian regions began to lift restrictions on the sale of gasoline after Ukraine suspended attacks on refineries Russian regions began to lift restrictions on the sale of fuel at gas stations (petrol stations) after the suspension of Ukrainian attacks on refineries (refineries). In October, free sales of gasoline resumed in 15 regions, including Ryazan, Liptsk, Kostroma, Voronezh, Novosibirsk, Tyumen, Sverdlovsk, Tomsk regions, as well as in the Krasnodar and Stavropol territories, Izvestia writes. Also, restrictions were completely lifted in the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol, where the fuel situation was one of the most tense. However, restrictions still remain in some areas. Therefore, in the Tambov region there are still restrictions on the supply of fuel for one person and a ban on refueling in cans. In some areas of the Leningrad region there are difficulties in the supply of fuel. In Yamalo-Nantes Autonomous Okrug, some gas stations also sell gasoline with a volume restriction. According to the Benzonaut service, which collects information based on drivers' comments and open sources, on October 28, AI-92 gasoline was available at 42% of gas stations in Russia, AI-95 at 34%, and diesel at 37%. AI-98 and AI-100 high-octane gasoline were found much less frequently—only 1% and 3% of gas stations, respectively. More details.

Russian regions began to lift restrictions on the sale of gasoline after Ukraine suspended attacks on refineries Russian regions began to lift restrictions on the sale of fuel at gas stations (petrol stations) after the suspension of Ukrainian attacks on refineries (refineries). In October, free sales of gasoline resumed in 15 regions, including Ryazan, Liptsk, Kostroma, Voronezh, Novosibirsk, Tyumen, Sverdlovsk, Tomsk regions, as well as in the Krasnodar and Stavropol territories, Izvestia writes. Also, restrictions were completely lifted in the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol, where the fuel situation was one of the most tense. However, restrictions still remain in some areas. Therefore, in the Tambov region there are still restrictions on the supply of fuel for one person and a ban on refueling in cans. In some areas of the Leningrad region there are difficulties in the supply of fuel. In Yamalo-Nantes Autonomous Okrug, some gas stations also sell gasoline with a volume restriction. According to the Benzonaut service, which collects information based on drivers' comments and open sources, on October 28, AI-92 gasoline was available at 42% of gas stations in Russia, AI-95 at 34%, and diesel at 37%. AI-98 and AI-100 high-octane gasoline were found much less frequently—only 1% and 3% of gas stations, respectively. More details.