Fuel shortages in Russia affect about 50 million people and lead to issues such as the suspension of waste collection and increased commissions for sellers.

Fuel shortages in Russia affect about 50 million people and lead to issues such as the suspension of waste collection and increased commissions for sellers.

@varlamov_news 09 Jul 2026, 15:16

Authorities in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region are considering the sale of fuel using QR codes or schedules based on the date and the first digit of the vehicle's license plate to ensure citizens are confident in the availability of the required fuel volume.

@varlamov_news 09 Jul 2026, 14:10

The fuel crisis in Russia directly affects about 50 million people, or 35% of the country's population.

@meduzalive 09 Jul 2026, 13:39

Russia is experiencing a fuel crisis characterized by long queues for gasoline, where fights and conflicts occur, and prices reach 140 rubles per liter.

@varlamov_news 09 Jul 2026, 13:25

The Vice-Governor of Leningrad Region, Denis Sedov, announced discussions on implementing a fuel refueling system using QR codes or vehicle numbers to prevent speculation and ensure the proper functioning of the fuel and energy complex.

@meduzalive 09 Jul 2026, 12:13

Due to the fuel crisis in Russia, restrictions are being introduced for refueling vehicles based on license plate numbers, allowing even-numbered vehicles to refuel on even days and odd-numbered vehicles on odd days.

@meduzalive 09 Jul 2026, 11:34