In Bashkortostan, the release of gasoline at fuel stations has been…
In Bashkortostan, the release of gasoline at fuel stations has been temporarily limited to 30 liters per vehicle, and the sale of fuel in jerrycans and other containers is prohibited. In Moscow Oblast, there are sufficient reserves of gasoline and diesel.
Consensus
- Fuel supply issues occurred across multiple Russian regions starting in mid-to-late June.
- Temporary restrictions on fuel sales were introduced in several regions to manage high demand.
- Authorities reported that fuel supplies have stabilized or improved, with sufficient reserves in some areas.
- Increased deliveries and logistical adjustments helped restore normal operations at gas stations.
- Some regional governments began lifting or modifying restrictions as the situation normalized.
Points of divergence
- The governor of Yaroslavl Oblast, Mikhail Evraev, reported that fuel supply in the region has stabilized and large gas stations are fully supplied; queues exist only during peak hours. Private stations are still receiving fuel but not all have been restored. — vesti
- In Penza Oblast, starting July 24, drivers were allowed to refill containers at gas stations with a limit of 20 liters per container; the governor cited demand for agricultural equipment fueling as justification. Fuel reserves are considered sufficient, and 60% of gas stations are supplied. — kommersant
- In Zabaykalsky Krai, sales limits at 'Kors' and BRK gas stations were increased to 20 liters per vehicle; no mention was made of broader regional restrictions or supply status. — tg_varlamov_news
- In Bashkortostan, fuel sales were limited to 30 liters per car, with a ban on selling fuel in containers. The government reported that refineries operate at full capacity and deliveries increased to 3,500 tons daily; the largest queues were observed in Ufa. — vm
- In Moscow Oblast, there are sufficient reserves of gasoline and diesel fuel. Temporary shortages at some stations were attributed to localized high demand. A new law prohibits selling fuel to minors, with fines ranging from 5,000 to 100,000 rubles depending on the offender. — m24
Coverage (13 sources)
- Yaroslavl authorities report stabilization of fuel supplies — Вести
- Dispensing gasoline into jerrycans allowed in Penza region — Вести
- Refueling gasoline into jerry cans at gas stations in the Penza region has been allowed — Коммерсантъ
- In Karelia, all gas stations allowed to dispense up to 40 liters of gasoline — Вести
- Fuel sales limits increased by 5 liters in Zabaikalsk — Коммерсантъ
- Fuel limits at 'Kors' and BRK stations in Zabaikalsky Krai raised to 20 liters per vehicle — Varlamov News
- Fuel limit in Zabaikalsky Territory increased to 20 liters — Вести
- Deputy Premier Shelydayev: Bashkortostan Limited Gasoline Dispensing to Reduce Demand — Вечерняя Москва
- Fuel sales limits introduced at some state gas stations in Yakutia — Вечерняя Москва
- Fuel sales restricted in Slavyansk-na-Kubani, the city hit by a drone attack — Коммерсантъ
- Fuel delivery restrictions for heavy trucks introduced in Primorsky Krai — Вести
- Ministry of Energy of Moscow Region Reports Sufficient Gasoline Reserves — Москва 24
- Gasoline sales in Kaliningrad region limited to 30 liters per vehicle — Вести
Key entities
- Max
- Moscow
- Penzenskaya Oblast
- BRK
- Cors
- Zabaykalsky Krai
- Oleg Melnichenko
- Bashkortostan
- Aleksandr Osipov
- Moscow Oblast
- Yaroslavl Oblast
- Ministry of Energy
- Kaliningrad Oblast
- Zabaykalsky Krai
- Mikhail Evraev
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