The fuel supply situation in Kaluga Oblast has stabilized
The fuel supply situation in Kaluga Oblast has stabilized, with panic subsiding, queues at gas stations disappearing, and most fuel stations having either gasoline or diesel available. Governor Vladislav Shapsha confirmed the improvement and emphasized ongoing monitoring and contracts for fuel supply to essential services.
Consensus
- The fuel supply situation in Kaluga Oblast stabilized.
- Public panic over fuel has subsided.
- Queues at gas stations have disappeared.
- 93% of gas stations have gasoline or diesel available in some form.
- More than 40% of gas stations are fully supplied with fuel.
- Governor Vladislav Shapsha reported on the situation during a government meeting.
- The regional authorities are monitoring fuel supply to ensure continued stability.
Points of divergence
- The fuel shortage began in Russian regions at the end of May. — kommersant
- Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak attributed the shortage to Ukrainian military strikes on oil refineries. — kommersant
- The government temporarily banned fuel exports, introduced incentives for oil imports, and increased the load on operating refineries to stabilize the market. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- The situation with fuel supply to Kaluga region has stabilized, the panic has subsided, queues at gas stations have disappeared, the governor reported — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Governor of Kaluga region stated about stabilization of situation with fuel in the region — Коммерсантъ