Rosneft imposes fuel purchase limits at gas stations across Russia

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Rosneft has limited fuel sales at its gas stations across Russia, with drivers able to buy up to 30 liters at city stations and up to 50 liters on highways, according to a post by the Zabaykalsky Krai Economic Development Ministry on the Max messenger. Ukrainska Pravda reported the limits were reimposed nationwide after Ukrainian strikes on key Russian refineries, and the Kyiv Independent, citing Kommersant, reported tighter caps in Krasnoyarsk Krai. Leningrad Governor Alexander Drozdenko said the region's operational headquarters recommended that gas stations limit sales to 30 liters of gasoline and 50 liters of diesel per customer. The ministry did not say how long the limits will last.

Sources:Meduza (EN)The Kyiv Independent Ukrainska Pravda (EN)

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Corroborated by 31 outlets (GDELT)