Gasoline shortages have been reported in the Krasnodar Krai and the Rostov Oblast of the Russian Federation
Fuel supply issues that previously arose in occupied Crimea have begun to spread to neighboring Russian regions. Reports of gasoline shortages at some gas stations have come in from the Krasnodar Krai and the Rostov Oblast.
Local authorities attribute the situation to a sharp increase in demand, logistical disruptions, and reduced production at certain oil refineries due to unscheduled maintenance. At the same time, officials assure that they are taking measures to prevent a large-scale fuel shortage.
This is reported by Russian propaganda media.
Gasoline sales have been restricted in Moscow.
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin held a meeting with editors of history textbooks, during which he called for a review of their content. According to him, textbooks created before the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine contain “blatant Russophobia,” “distortions of historical facts,” and “false information.”
We previously reported that Russia is preparing for another wave of “editing” school history. Putin himself announced plans to change the content of textbooks, complaining that current books allegedly lack “truthful information.”
