In the Lipetsk Region of the Russian Federation, lines have formed at gas stations due to a fuel shortage
In the Yelets District of the Lipetsk Region in Russia, long lines have formed at gas stations, while some stations have run out of fuel.
This was reported by the ASTRA Telegram channel. According to the channel, a long line of cars has formed at one of Rosneft’s gas stations. Meanwhile, other gas stations have no fuel.
The situation arose despite statements by local authorities that fuel supplies in the region had allegedly stabilized.
Earlier, Lipetsk Region Governor Igor Artamonov stated that supplies had become more stable and that lines at gas stations had shortened. Following this, authorities lifted restrictions on refueling based on the even or odd numbers of license plates.
Source: ASTRA.
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