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Russia plunges into fuel shortage crisis as lorries queue for miles
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Russia's fuel shortage crisis has significant implications for the country's economy and daily life, as fuel is essential for transportation and industry. The imposition of rationing at fuel stations, with some limiting sales to as little as 20 litres per vehicle, suggests a severe shortage that may worsen if not addressed. This crisis may also affect Russia's ability to maintain its military presence in occupied territories, such as Crimea.
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Russia plunges into fuel shortage crisis as lorries queue for miles
From Moscow to Siberia and occupied Crimea, stations have imposed rationing, limiting sales to as little as 20 litres per vehicle.
30 Jun, 11:17