Russian regions are experiencing a growing fuel crisis, with reports that gasoline has disappeared from filling stations in parts of the country. Drivers have described empty price boards, blocked pumps, and stations running dry, while local authorities have introduced limits on fuel sales and urged residents not to buy gasoline for stockpiling.

In Novorossiysk, the situation reflects a broader disruption affecting multiple regions, where both gasoline supply and distribution have been affected. Analysts link the worsening shortages to sustained disruptions in Russia’s fuel supply chain, alongside growing impacts from attacks on oil infrastructure.