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🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 Russia’s Gasoline Crunch Spreads After Refinery Attacks
Russia’s gasoline crunch is worsening, with at least two-thirds of the country’s regions introducing fuel rationing or suffering supply disruptions following relentless Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries.
On an almost daily basis, regional governors from areas bordering Ukraine to the Amur region near China are being forced to limit sales at filling stations and to try to deter panic buying. The scale of disruptions vary across Russia, but are intensifying and risk getting even worse if drone strikes increase.
Kiev targeted the oil-processing sector in recent months to curb fuel supplies and bring “the war home to Russia.” That has halted operations at several key refineries, pushed up pump prices for drivers, and even led to Russia banning jet fuel exports. On Tuesday, the government said it’s considering a full ban on diesel sales overseas. The inflationary impact could also be a further worry for the central bank.
The growing gasoline crisis mainly impacts the domestic market, because Russia already halted most gasoline exports in April and typically didn’t ship a lot anyway. Higher fuel prices are a particular concern for authorities because they’ve sparked social unrest in the past. The issue is also becoming more sensitive as the Kremlin prepares for parliamentary elections in September.
The current fuel-supply situation in Russia is “difficult but manageable,” Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, who oversees the energy industry, said Tuesday at a governmental meeting with President Vladimir Putin. Oil producers have shortened seasonal maintenance at refineries or postponed works to meet domestic demand, Novak said, adding that he holds meetings with companies and government representatives “on a nearly daily basis” to monitor supplies.
Russia already has some diesel restrictions, with exports blocked for traders and other sellers that don’t produce their own fuel. A full ban could impact global markets, as the country is a major shipper of the fuel.
Russia experienced fuel crises in recent summers, but this year it’s being driven by drone strikes. In the first half of June, Russia produced around 835,000 barrels a day of gasoline, according to a person familiar with the data who asked not to be identified as it isn’t public. That’s 15% below a similar period a year ago, and some 6% down month-on-month, the person said.
Many regions have banned people from filling jerry cans to prevent stocking up and any black-market sales. In the Omsk region in southwestern Siberia, fuel can only be put straight into vehicles and purchases are limited to 40 liters (10.5 gallons) of gasoline and 80 liters of diesel per transaction.
Authorities in the Tver region, northwest of Moscow, on Friday said there are temporary limits on retail sales at Surgutneftegas PJSC and Tatneft PJSC filling stations. In the Saratov region on the Volga river, there are restrictions on all gasoline sales through June 30, limiting driver purchases to 30 liters per vehicle.
Separately, regions annexed by Russia are facing the most severe fuel crunch. Kremlin-installed authorities in the Crimean peninsula have suspended all fuel sales at filing stations and limited supplies only to state services.
Since the start of the year, Ukrainian drones have attacked Russian refineries at least 47 times, compared with 82 for all of 2025, according to a Bloomberg tally of public statements from both countries. Strikes set a record in May, forcing Russia’s refinery runs at the beginning of June to drop to a 20-year low.
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PN I know I disappeared for awhile. I’ve been writing a little but not much. I had a death in my family and it hit hard. I’m trying to get moving but having a hard time.
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I am hearing from farmers who are confirming — given diesel prices, they are walking away from their crops.
The math just doesn't add up for them. It is economically unviable to farm.
And as they destroy the family farms, they roll out the gene-edited food... with extremely dangerous consequences to all living creatures (especially microbiome).
Folks are feeling the pain from diesel and are wondering what's going on — ensure they get the big picture agenda, not some partisan blame game nonsense. Spread the word.
