I gave a speech, but I don't know how they reacted." Deputy Yakut explained his idea to raise fuel prices in the south of the republic. According to Fedo Filipov, in Naryongri and Eldan districts it is "for some reason very cheap compared to the neighboring ones". Filippov's proposal to "equalize" the cost was heard in the parliament of Yakutia: "It could be done a little cheaper - at least by 5-10 rubles - here in Yakutsk, and increase a little in these areas." Fedo Filippov explained to the "Lalat" publication that this is "only an offer for information". "Because it surprises me that in these southern regions the cost of gasoline per liter is much cheaper. But in Bikotsk and other Oluses across the river the cost is much higher. As far as I understand, towards the right bank the cost of fuel should be much lower, because there are fewer transfers there and the distance is shorter. Therefore, I rather wanted to pay attention to how economically all this is correctly justified. Maybe that's true... Filipov noted that he still does not know the reaction of his colleagues to his idea. "Well, I made a speech, of course, but I don't know how they reacted. I just don't see comments right now. After meeting my fellow lieutenants, I still haven't met anyone. What they are thinking and discussing now, I cannot say yet."

I gave a speech, but I don't know how they reacted." Deputy Yakut explained his idea to raise fuel prices in the south of the republic. According to Fedo Filipov, in Naryongri and Eldan districts it is "for some reason very cheap compared to the neighboring ones". Filippov's proposal to "equalize" the cost was heard in the parliament of Yakutia: "It could be done a little cheaper - at least by 5-10 rubles - here in Yakutsk, and increase a little in these areas." Fedo Filippov explained to the "Lalat" publication that this is "only an offer for information". "Because it surprises me that in these southern regions the cost of gasoline per liter is much cheaper. But in Bikotsk and other Oluses across the river the cost is much higher. As far as I understand, towards the right bank the cost of fuel should be much lower, because there are fewer transfers there and the distance is shorter. Therefore, I rather wanted to pay attention to how economically all this is correctly justified. Maybe that's true... Filipov noted that he still does not know the reaction of his colleagues to his idea. "Well, I made a speech, of course, but I don't know how they reacted. I just don't see comments right now. After meeting my fellow lieutenants, I still haven't met anyone. What they are thinking and discussing now, I cannot say yet."