Minister Confirms Fuel Station Queues in Russia

There is fuel at the stations, although there are queues, I agree with you, but we are actively working to eliminate this problem,

Consensus

The Minister of Energy of Russia, Sergey Cивилев, confirmed the existence of queues at fuel stations.
Benzin is available at fuel stations, but queues persist.
Diesel fuel is available at all fuel stations.
The Minister himself uses a diesel-powered vehicle.
The Ministry of Energy is actively working to resolve the issue.
The problem is attributed to temporary logistics disruptions.
The situation has affected multiple regions, including central and Volga regions.
The government has implemented measures to control fuel distribution and ensure supply.

According to the state-aligned newspaper 'Izvestia' and the 'GdeBENZ' service, gasoline is available at only 28% of fuel stations as of August 16. — tg_faridaily24
The fuel shortage began in late May and was initially observed in southern regions such as Crimea and Krasnodar Krai. — kommersant
As of August 14, the Russian government reported that the situation remains difficult in some regions, with oil companies increasing deliveries to problem areas. — vedomosti
The Moscow Exchange introduced a new mechanism for fuel deliveries to end consumers via OTT RZD under 'franco-wagon station of departure' terms to ensure traceability. — m24
More than 80 subjects of the Russian Federation implemented partial or full measures to control the release of petroleum products. — fontanka