Several Russian regions are once again facing fuel shortages after Ukraine resumed near-daily attacks on oil refineries across the country.
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Several Russian regions are once again facing fuel shortages after Ukraine resumed near-daily attacks on oil refineries across the country.
Source: Bloomberg
Details: Kaluga Oblast, which borders Moscow Oblast, will introduce a fuel rationing system based on vehicle registration numbers from Saturday.
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