Russia’s Fuel Crisis Is Getting Worse — Here’s What’s Happening

Russia’s fuel crisis is deepening fast :fire::fuel_pump:
Gasoline restrictions are now hitting Tyumen and Sverdlovsk — the third and fourth regions to impose limits, following occupied Crimea and Chelyabinsk. Ukrainian drone strikes have damaged nearly half of Russia’s oil refineries, crippling supplies and causing chaos at gas stations.

Some stations are limiting sales to just 30 liters per car, others have stopped selling gasoline altogether. Officials deny there's a shortage — but over 220 gas stations have already shut down in Southern Russia alone.

From diesel-only pumps to empty fuel shelves, this crisis is spreading — and fast.
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