Russian cities face challenges due to worsening fuel shortages

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Russian cities are experiencing significant fuel shortages, exacerbated by ongoing conflicts affecting oil infrastructure.
Long lines at gas stations have become common, with some people waiting for hours to refuel their vehicles.
Reports indicate a rise in frustration among citizens as they struggle to access fuel for their daily needs.
The situation has been fueled by Ukraine's drone and missile strikes targeting Russian oil facilities.
The impact of these fuel shortages is being felt across multiple cities, including Moscow.

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Russian cities feel the pinch amid worsening fuel shortagesThe Guardian · 15 days ago

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Russian cities are experiencing significant fuel shortages, exacerbated by ongoing conflicts affecting oil infrastructure.
Long lines at gas stations have become common, with some people waiting for hours to refuel their vehicles.
Reports indicate a rise in frustration among citizens as they struggle to access fuel for their daily needs.
The situation has been fueled by Ukraine's drone and missile strikes targeting Russian oil facilities.
The impact of these fuel shortages is being felt across multiple cities, including Moscow.

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