Rosneft Begins Limiting Fuel Sales at Gas Stations in Russia
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At the Rosnefti fuel stations, limits have been imposed on the release of petrol and diesel fuel.
Russia's largest oil company has imposed limits on the sale of gasoline and diesel at gas stations in many regions after strikes on Russian refineries.
Rosneft is introducing restrictions on fuel sales in the regions
Purchase of up to 30 liters of gasoline is permitted at city gas stations, and up to 50 liters on highways. Fuel sales in canisters are prohibited. This was reported by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Transbaikal Territory.Similar limits...
Rosneft begins limiting fuel sales at gas stations in Russia
Rosneft has imposed fuel purchase limits at its gas stations across Russia, the Zabaykalsky Krai Economic Development Ministry said in a post on the Max messenger, adding that drivers can buy up to 30 liters (7.9 gallons) of fuel at city gas stations and up to 50 liters (13.2 gallons) on highways. The ministry did not provide further details.
Restrictions have been reimposed on gasoline and diesel sales at Rosneft stations in Russia. Karelia Governor Parfenchikov announced that the limit is 30 liters of gasoline in the city and 50 liters on intercity roads; 50 liters of diesel and 200 liters for heavy vehicles; and that sales in jerrycans have been stopped.
In recent weeks, the Ukrainian Army has attacked at least three of Rosneft's 12 refineries.
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