Video: Amid a gasoline shortage, a relative of Putin said he drives a diesel car
Russian Energy Minister Sergey Tsivilov commented on the gasoline shortage and lines at Russian gas stations, stating that he personally drives a diesel-powered car. According to him, diesel is available at all gas stations, despite problems with gasoline availability.
During a conversation with a reporter on the sidelines of an event, Tsivilov noted that he himself does not face any difficulties, as he drives a car with a diesel engine.
“I drive a diesel car… Diesel is available at all gas stations…,” said Putin’s relative.
At the same time, Tsivilov acknowledged the existence of long lines at gas stations for gasoline-powered cars and stated that the relevant agency is “actively working” to resolve this issue.
As a reminder, panic-driven lines formed at gas stations following the strikes on the oil refinery in Orsk.
Prior to that, the oil refinery in Orsk caught fire following the attack.
Earlier, the General Staff confirmed a strike on the TANECO oil refinery in Tatarstan.
As a reminder, gas stations and a business were damaged as a result of a Russian attack on the Poltava region.
In Dnipro on Friday, August 7, a World Health Organization humanitarian warehouse was destroyed as a result of the attack. There were no people on the premises at the time of the strike, and no casualties were reported.
Over the past 24 hours, the occupiers lost 1,130 soldiers and more than 400 pieces of military equipment.
In the Kherson region, one person was killed and two were wounded as a result of Russian shelling.
