There is still a fuel shortage in Crimea: due to the shortage, the occupation authorities have restricted the movement of ambulances

In temporarily occupied Crimea, due to a fuel shortage, the authorities have restricted the movement of ambulances.

This was reported by the Center for National Resistance.

Due to fuel shortages and the inability to resolve the crisis, hospitals are saving fuel and reducing ambulance calls.

According to the Central Emergency Service, from now on, boats will be dispatched to a limited list of emergency calls, and instead, the population is recommended to get to medical facilities on their own.

“The authorities are saving on the population — but not on the army and repressive structures. This is another example of how the occupiers put their interests above people’s lives,” the Center emphasized.

As a reminder, fuel shortages are increasing on the temporarily occupied peninsula. In Simferopol and other cities of Crimea, A95 gasoline has disappeared from gas stations , causing some gas stations to close.

As is known, in temporarily occupied Crimea , the number of gas stations selling gasoline has decreased by 50%.

By the way, in temporarily occupied Sevastopol, due to a fuel shortage, new restrictions were introduced on the sale of gasoline – no more than 30 liters in one hand.

It is worth noting that the fuel crisis in the temporarily occupied territories poses a security threat to the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.

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