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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Cut Russian Refining Capacity, Triggering Fuel Shortages and Price Rises
Fuel shortages and price increases have spread across more than 50 Russian regions. Stavropol recorded gasoline at 150 rubles per liter, or about $7.50 per gallon, at independent stations.
Jul 10, 3:50 PM·1m read2 sources
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Ukrainian drone strikes have reduced Russia's refining capacity by 20-30 percent this year. The losses have produced fuel shortages, long queues, and emergency measures in most Russian regions. Gasoline prices in Stavropol reached 150 rubles per liter at independent stations and resale locations.
That price equals roughly $7.50 per gallon. Russia has responded with export bans and rationing. The measures apply across the affected regions where supply shortfalls have become widespread.
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