Fuel problems are intensifying in Russia: Tatneft has introduced limits at gas stations
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Tatneft has introduced temporary restrictions on fuel sales at all its gas stations in the Russian Federation.
This is reported by the Russian agency “Interfax”.
“Currently, restrictions have been introduced across the entire network of Tatneft gas stations,” the company’s hotline reported.
In addition to limits on the sale of gasoline and diesel fuel, there are also restrictions on payment – payment is made only in cash.
According to the Russian publication, at a gas station in Chelyabinsk, drivers are informed that, for technical reasons, the maximum volume of gasoline dispensed for passenger cars is 30 liters.
In particular, the sale of diesel fuel is limited to 60 liters for passenger cars and 300 liters for trucks.
Earlier, “Pryamiy” reported that fuel shortages in Russia continue to spread. Problems with gasoline and restrictions on its sale have already been recorded in at least 15 regions of the country, as well as in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
Russia is also experiencing a deepening fuel shortage amid continuous attacks by Ukrainian drones on oil refining infrastructure . After the occupied Crimea and Sevastopol, gasoline problems have also reached the capital region.
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