Several regions in Russia have begun lifting or easing
restrictions on fuel sales after a series of Ukrainian attacks on refineries
caused supply problems and shortages in various parts of the country.
According to media reports and local officials, authorities
have begun to gradually normalize gasoline distribution following measures
taken to contain the impact of the attacks on energy infrastructure.
The supply crisis has forced some regions to temporarily
limit fuel sales while authorities work to ensure supply and stabilize the
domestic market.
The situation remains under close monitoring, as further
attacks on refineries could again strain the availability of gasoline and
diesel in different parts of Russia.