Perm Krai Reports Fuel Shortages Amid Aerial Attacks
The governor of the Perm Krai reported on fuel problems in the region. Governor Dmitry Mahonin stated that 'in some areas' of the region 'requests regarding the absence of 92 and 95 octane gasoline are being recorded'.
Consensus
- The governor of Perm Krai, Dmitry Makhonin, reported fuel shortages for AI-92 and AI 95 gasoline in several territories of the region.
- The fuel shortages are linked to an increase in aerial attacks on energy infrastructure (TEK enterprises).
- Logistical chains have been disrupted, requiring reorganization of supply routes.
- Authorities are addressing the issue in coordination with fuel operators.
- Remote areas are under special monitoring and attention.
- Fuel will be prioritized for healthcare, emergency services, communal services, public transport, and agricultural producers until the situation normalizes.
Points of divergence
- The Lukoil-Permnefteorgsinthetiz refinery was attacked on August 21, halting the AVT-4 crude oil processing unit, which accounts for about 40% of the plant's capacity. — tg_idelrealii
- The fuel shortage in Perm Krai began in early to mid-June and is attributed by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak to drone strikes on oil refineries. — kommersant
- On August 25, Ukrainian forces attacked two oil refineries—one in Novoshakhtinsk, Rostov Oblast, and another in the Sevsky District of Krasnodar Krai. — kommersant
Coverage (3 sources)
- Governor of Perm Krai told about problems with gasoline in the region — Idel.Реалии
- Perm governor explained gasoline shortage by frequent attacks on TSO facilities — Коммерсантъ
- Authorities in Perm Krai state difficulties with fuel deliveries due to attacks by Armed Forces of Ukraine — Вести