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The legislative body in Russia has sanctioned modifications to the tax framework aimed at mitigating fuel scarcities following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes that impacted key refineries. The adjustments permit the incorporation of inferior-grade materials into fuel and provide financial support for imports aligned with Indian pricing and shipping expenses. Local shortages have already led to extended lines and escalating costs at gas stations. Industry insiders report that gasoline production dropped to approximately 90,000 metric tons per day last week, marking a decline of about 25% compared to June 2025 figures, while maritime oil product shipments decreased by around 15% in early June.

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00:00Russia is moving to emergency tax changes as fuel shortages spread across the country.
00:05On June 24, Parliament-approved amendments aimed at stabilizing the domestic fuel market.
00:11The move comes after repeated Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted major Russian oil refineries.
00:16Several regions have reported gasoline and diesel shortages in recent weeks.
00:21Long queues have formed at filling stations, including in Rostov-on-Don.
00:26Officials say the new measures will support both domestic production and fuel imports.
00:31One amendment allows lower-quality components to be blended into motor fuel.
00:35Another offers subsidies for imported fuel, linked to Indian prices and delivery costs.
00:41Russia has already banned gasoline and jet fuel exports.
00:45A diesel export ban is also being considered.
00:48Industry sources say gasoline output fell to about 90,000 metric tons a day last week.
00:53That is roughly 25% below the daily average from June 2025.
00:59The crisis shows how refinery damage is now hitting Russia's domestic economy.
01:04And Moscow is being forced to rewrite tax rules just to keep fuel flowing.
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