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Fuel Sale Restrictions Spread Again to Nearly All of Russia, Reuters Says

Reuters reports gasoline and diesel sale limits have expanded again, now affecting almost all regions across Russia.

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Fuel Sale Restrictions Spread Again to Nearly All of Russia, Reuters Says

Reuters reports that restrictions on fuel sales have spread further, with limitations now covering nearly all of Russia. The measures come as Ukrainians attacks on oil refining and logistics disruptions continue to strain supply, prompting long queues and sharply higher prices in several regions. To curb panic buying, local authorities and major fuel retailers have imposed caps on how much consumers can buy, sometimes limiting sales by vehicle, receipt, or even banning sales in portable containers. Some areas later eased restrictions as supply improved.

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