Aksenov: Fuel at gas stations in Crimea will be supplied only to… (топливо · крым · бензин)
Aksenov: Fuel at gas stations in Crimea will be supplied only to government agencies. Fuel supply at gas stations in Crimea has been suspended.
Consensus
- Fuel sales were suspended at all gas stations in Crimea on June 21, 2024.
- Fuel is now only being supplied to government services responsible for regional security and functionality.
- The restrictions were introduced due to a large-scale Ukrainian attack on Crimea.
- The Ukrainian attack resulted in casualties and damage to infrastructure including fuel depots, ports, and residential buildings.
Points of divergence
- The Ukrainian attack resulted in 4 deaths and 28 injuries, with additional damage to a multi-story residential building in Kerch and a fire at a petroleum terminal in Chushka. — novaya_eu
- One person died and one was injured during an attack on the Kerch ferry crossing in the Temryuk district of Krasnodar Krai. — novaya_eu
- The attack also caused drone debris to fall on private properties in two settlements. — novaya_eu
- In other regions, Ukrainian attacks resulted in casualties in Poltava, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, and Sumy oblasts. — novaya_eu
- The restrictions have been in place for several weeks, with earlier measures including a 20-liter limit per person in Sevastopol. — kommersant
- Tatneft introduced temporary limits on fuel sales on June 16, 2024, and later lifted them on June 17. — vm
- The government allowed some refineries to produce Euro-3 grade fuel to meet demand. — vm
- The restrictions began at 9:00 AM on June 21, 2024. — vedomosti
- In Sevastopol, restrictions were first introduced in mid-May with a 20-liter limit per person, and were later relaxed starting June 7. — vedomosti
- The fuel prices in Crimea were fixed starting June 13, with diesel at 85 rubles per liter and gasoline at 79-86 rubles per liter. — vedomosti
- Fuel shortages in Russia began in late May, with a 20-liter limit per person in Crimea and Sevastopol. — m24
- The Kremlin acknowledged the issue and is working on solutions, including in Minenergo. — m24
- Some fuel was still available in Moscow, with certain stations selling fuel without restrictions. — m24
- Tatneft imposed temporary restrictions on all its stations in Russia, but later lifted them except for a 30-liter limit on AI-95. — m24
- In Samara Oblast, fuel restrictions were also introduced, but not for special transport. — m24
- Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak called for a detailed model to monitor fuel market conditions. — m24
Coverage (5 sources)
- Fuel sales halted and Kerch ferry crossings closed in Crimea following heavy Ukrainian attacks — Новая газета Европа
- In Crimea, sale of fuel at gas stations has been suspended — Коммерсантъ
- Aksenov: Fuel at gas stations in Crimea will only be supplied to government services — Вечерняя Москва
- Krym Gas Stations Stop Supplying Fuel to Individuals and Legal Entities — Ведомости
- Fuel Supply Suspended at Gas Stations in Crimea — Москва 24