Russia Imposes Petrol Rationing Following Refinery Attacks
· World · Times of India, Bloomberg
Russia has implemented fuel rationing at petrol stations in Moscow and other regions due to supply disruptions caused by Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries. Major companies including Gazprom Neft, Rosneft, and Tatneft have capped fuel sales per vehicle to manage shortages. While Russia remains a top global crude oil producer, the current crisis stems from damage to the infrastructure required to refine crude into usable petrol and diesel. Fresh attacks, combined with seasonal demand and maintenance, have further tightened fuel availability across the country.
Why it matters
The fuel shortages in Russia highlight the vulnerability of its refining infrastructure to military strikes, potentially impacting domestic logistics and the broader energy market.
Read the original report — Times of India
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