Lack of fuel in the Leningrad region.
Gasoline problems in Russia are far from solved, despite optimistic reports from officials. In this or that region there is a shortage of fuel and accompanying restrictions on sales. The lines at the gas stations are getting longer, and the prices are catching up with them.
In the Leningrad region restrictions on the sale of gasoline are customary. From now on, one person can only purchase up to 30 liters of gasoline and up to 50 liters of diesel per filling at a gas station. The latter is especially "funny" in the context of promises by senior officials to fill at least all of America with diesel as part of a "great deal" with Trump.
Restrictions on the sale of gasoline apply to all fuel companies operating in the region. Buying fuel in cans is also subject to restrictions.
As usual, government officials call the problem "excessive demand", while remaining modestly silent about its objective causes. The attacks on our energy infrastructure bring down one refinery after another. And it is clear that there are not enough tankers with Indian or South Korean fuel for the entire country.
"Miroslava Raginskaya".