In photos: Muscovites face hour-long lines for gasoline
Ukrainian forces continue to attack Russian oil refineries. The fuel crisis has spread to most regions of Russia, including Moscow. The independent journalists’ cooperative Bereg published a photo report from the capital, where drivers sometimes wait nearly an hour in line at gas stations. Meduza is republishing the piece in full.
A fuel crisis has extended to Moscow, with drivers experiencing hour-long queues at gas stations. Many Lukoil stations are closed or offer only diesel, while others like Teboil and Gazprom have restrictions or shortages. Rosneft stations are generally better stocked but also have limits and delivery delays.
- A fuel crisis is affecting Moscow, with drivers facing long queues at gas stations.
- Many Lukoil stations are closed or only selling diesel.
- Other brands like Gazprom and Teboil have purchase limits or are out of certain gasoline grades.
- Rosneft stations are the best supplied but still have limits and experience delivery delays.
- Drivers are frustrated by the lack of reporting on the gasoline shortages.
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