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The buyer will pay for the gas station: the fuel may become more expensive by 2.1 rubles due to fuel imports The Ministry of Energy found a way to save the Russian oil companies from losses due to gasoline and diesel imports, and made a proposal to Prime Minister Mikhail Meshustin, Kommersant found out. It turns out that selling imported fuel at gas stations is now terribly unprofitable - sanctions and expensive logistics bring companies to a loss of 18 liters 13 The department proposed two ways To get out of the fuel impasse: 1 Pay the oil workers an increase from the budget, compensation for the cost of the train shipment 2 Just raise the retail prices at the gas stations by another 2.1 rubles per liter Guess which option, according to the publication, the Ministry of Finance and the government are more inclined to? That's right, the second thing is to raise prices for drivers, because the budget is not flexible. The final decision has not been made yet, but it seems that the time has come for drivers' wallets to prepare for the new "imported" travel tax on energy.

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The buyer will pay for the gas station: the fuel may become more expensive by 2.1 rubles due to fuel imports The Ministry of Energy found a way to save the Russian oil companies from losses due to gasoline and diesel imports, and made a proposal to Prime Minister Mikhail Meshustin, Kommersant found out. It turns out that selling imported fuel at gas stations is now terribly unprofitable - sanctions and expensive logistics bring companies to a loss of 18 liters 13 The department proposed two ways To get out of the fuel impasse: 1 Pay the oil workers an increase from the budget, compensation for the cost of the train shipment 2 Just raise the retail prices at the gas stations by another 2.1 rubles per liter Guess which option, according to the publication, the Ministry of Finance and the government are more inclined to? That's right, the second thing is to raise prices for drivers, because the budget is not flexible. The final decision has not been made yet, but it seems that the time has come for drivers' wallets to prepare for the new "imported" travel tax on energy.

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