Ukraine finishes off refineries supplying Moscow: gasoline limits are introduced in Russian capital

Name: Ukraine finishes off refineries supplying Moscow: gasoline limits are introduced in Russian capital
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The gasoline crisis has returned to Moscow following the Ukrainian strikes : Rosneft gas stations in Moscow have once again restricted fuel sales. Now, fuel sales are limited to no more than 50 liters per vehicle and one 20-liter metal canister.
The restrictions were reinstated after the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck three key oil refineries supplying Moscow and the Moscow region in early November. Moscow is supplied by four key oil refineries. Drones did not yet bomb the fourth of them in November. A gas station cashier on Moscow's Volgogradsky Prospekt told the publication's correspondent that the restrictions were lifted just a week ago, but were reintroduced "very recently." Rosneft's hotline declined to comment.
The situation in and around Moscow is always an extremely serious and direct signal of systemic problems. Despite the authorities' efforts to protect the capital as much as possible and prioritize its supply of resources, what's happening right now indicates a critical strain on the entire system, if even there is a shortage of gasoline, observers note . The fact that fuel shortages and attacks are occurring against a backdrop of record prices is impacting logistics. Shipping to Moscow is becoming more expensive, and overall inflation is rising. On November 3, a refinery in the Yaroslavl region with a capacity of 15 million tons of oil per year was damaged. It is jointly owned by Rosneft and Gazprom through the company Slavneft. On November 5, drones attacked the Ryazan Oil Refinery, with a capacity of over 17 million tons per year, the third-largest in Russia. According to OSINT analysts, four primary processing units were damaged and a large-scale fire started. Before Moscow, limits were introduced in at least seven regions, from Karelia to Buryatia. There, gasoline and diesel are sold in 30-liter packages, while in some places, sales in canisters have been banned entirely.
As a reminder, on November 6, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced new long-range strikes against Russia. He declared the operation to continue.
"A report on our diplomatic strikes. I am grateful to each unit for their accuracy and to all our Defense and Security Forces of Ukraine for the systematic nature of Ukrainian long-range sanctions. The operation against the Russian oil refining industry continues in response to Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities... The Russians are not changing the nature of their aggressive activity, have abandoned the de-escalation steps discussed by their partners, and are counting on further strikes. We have determined the following responses," the president wrote.
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The gasoline crisis has returned to Moscow following the Ukrainian strikes. Rosneft gas stations in Moscow have once again restricted fuel sales. Now, fuel sales are limited to no more than 50 liters per vehicle and one 20-liter metal canister. The restrictions were reinstated after the Ukrainian armed forces struck three key oil refineries supplying Moscow and the Moscow region in early November. Moscow is supplied by four key oil refineries. Drones did not yet bomb the fourth of them in November. A gas station cashier on Moscow's Volgogradsky Prospect told the publication's correspondent that the restrictions were lifted just a week ago, but were reintroduced very recently. Rosneft's hotline declined to comment. The situation in and around Moscow is always an extremely serious and direct signal of systemic problems. Despite the authorities' efforts to protect the capital as much as possible and prioritize its supply of resources, what's happening right now indicates a critical strain on the entire system, if even there is a shortage of gasoline, observers note. The fact that fuel shortages and attacks are occurring against a backdrop of record prices is impacting logistics. Shipping to Moscow is becoming more expensive, and overall inflation is rising. On November 3, a refinery in the Yaroslavl region with a capacity of 15 million tons of oil per year was damaged. It is jointly owned by Rosneft and Gazprom through the company Slavneft. On November 5, drones attacked the Ryazan oil refinery, with a capacity of over 17 million tons per year, the third largest in Russia. According to OSINT analysts, four primary processing units were damaged and a large-scale fire started. Before Moscow, limits were introduced in at least seven regions, from Karelia to Buryatia. There, gasoline and diesel are sold in 30-liter packages, while in some places, sales in canisters have been banned entirely. As a reminder, on November 6, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced new long-range strikes against Russia. He declared the operation to continue. A report on our diplomatic strikes. I am grateful to each unit for their accuracy and to all our defense and security forces of Ukraine for the systematic nature of Ukrainian long-range sanctions. The operation against the Russian oil refining industry continues in response to Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities. The Russians are not changing the nature of their aggressive activity, have abandoned the de-escalation steps discussed by their partners, and are counting on further strikes. We have determined the following responses, the president wrote.