In Crimea, they reported on the provision of social facilities and services with fuel in full

All social facilities, utilities and emergency services in Crimea are provided with fuel in full. This was announced on September 29 by the head of the republic Sergey Aksenov during a working meeting.

"An agreement has been reached on a fixed fuel price for a period of 30 days: diesel fuel — no more than 75 rubles per liter; AI-92 gasoline — no more than 70 rubles per liter; AI-95 gasoline — no more than 76 rubles per liter; AI-95 Premium gasoline — no more than 80 rubles per liter. one liter," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

In addition, current issues and ways out of the current situation were discussed at the meeting. Aksyonov also said that starting today, a limit on the volume of fuel sales will be introduced — no more than 30 liters in one hand. Residents of Crimea are being urged to refuel their cars as usual and not buy fuel for future use.

According to Aksyonov, the Ministry of Fuel and Energy of the Republic of Crimea will publish daily on its website the current addresses of gas stations where fuel is available. He also added that all social facilities, utilities and emergency services are provided with fuel in full.

They turned to the tank: gas stations began to limit the volume of gasoline supply

In which regions are there disruptions in fuel supplies and what are the reasons?

On September 10, it was reported that there was a shortage of gasoline in some regions of Russia, which led to the forced suspension of some independent gas stations. If earlier problems were noted in the Far East and in the Saratov region, now shortages and the forced suspension of independent gas stations are reported in the Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov, Ryazan regions and in the Crimea.

Later, on September 25, Aksyonov announced the authorities' plans to provide gas stations with the necessary amount of gasoline after a shortage in the region. According to him, fuel shortages in Crimea arose due to a decrease in production at Russian refineries.