St. Petersburg Diesel Supply Falls Below 40% Amid Russia’s US Fuel Export Deal
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<p>A diesel shortage arose in St. Petersburg after urgent export of Russian fuel to the U.S. Diesel is available at less than 40% of St. Petersburg gas stations against 70% at the end of October. Drivers are queuing and sales are restricted.</p>
Donald Trump's agreement with Vladimir Putin on Russian diesel deliveries has contributed to the emergence of a fuel shortage in north-western Russia. In Sankt Petersburg, the engine is still...
Against the background of the diesel agreement of Trump and Putin, Russian fuel is exported through the Baltic port of Primorsk
This was written in X by the researcher of the Russian economy Yanis Kluge. Lack of diesel in St. PetersAccording to Kluge, Russia's problem with fuel is gasoline, not diesel. The fact that there is still a shortage of diesel in St. Petersburg, he explains by exports to the United States.” It seems that exports to the United States were in a hurry (from Primorsk, near St. Petersburg), and there were problems with logistics,” Kluge wrote. That th…
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