The newspaper reported that the ORTK gas station chain in the Moscow region has limited the sale of gasoline. Msk1.ru and “Beware of Moscow”.
An Msk1 correspondent posted a photo of an advertisement at a gas station in Troitsk – which states that as of May 30 and “until further notice” no more than 60 liters of gasoline and no more than 100 liters of diesel are sold to one person.
The corporate office reported that restrictions had been imposed across the network. What causes them is unknown.
Rosneft and Tatneft told the publication that there are no general restrictions at their gas stations, but depending on the situation, limits may appear at individual gas stations. Lukoil said there are no restrictions on diesel, and gasoline is sold at 100 liters per person. Gazprom, in turn, reported that there are restrictions on diesel and gasoline in Moscow and the region – 100-150 liters per person.
Fontanka June 2 booksthat since the end of May, readers of the publication have faced restrictions on the sale of gasoline in St. Petersburg. According to the post, warnings about limiting fuel supplies appeared at some gas stations far from the city. Gas station hotline Kirishiavtoservis said that at some gas stations, “due to recent events,” the sale of gasoline is temporarily limited to 50 liters per receipt.
“Our situation is the most difficult regarding AI-95. It suffered the most in terms of production, primarily in Kirishi. Rosneft has almost the same story in Yaroslavl. The problem is not directly huge and global. Yes, there are stations that were left without gasoline – temporarily. But these are just a few gas stations, which are unpopular, with a low level of pumping and are located in remote areas,” the head of a large oil depot near St. Petersburg told the publication.
On June 2, it became known that in many areas of the Belgorod and Kursk regions they began to limit the sale of gasoline. Thus, Rosneft gas stations stopped pouring AI-92 gasoline into cans. In addition, restrictions were imposed on the sale of gasoline in the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic. Due to the increase in demand, supplies of gasoline and AI-92 and AI-95 diesel fuel were limited to 20 liters per person.
There has been a severe fuel shortage in recent days in the annexed Crimean Peninsula. It started because of attacks by Ukrainian drones on trucks on the highway connecting Crimea with the Rostov region.