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Sun. Sea. Sand. No Gasoline. There’s A Major Problem This Tourist Season In Russian-Occupied Crimea.
Crimea, the Ukrainian Black Sea region occupied by Russia, is heavily dependent on Russian visitors for its economy. This summer, it faces major gasoline shortages, as Ukraine’s military drone campaign squeezes transport routes, making life even more difficult for vacationers.
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theins.press
Gasoline sales restricted at filling stations in at least four Russian regions, as well as occupied Crimea and Luhansk
Residents in several Russian regions are reporting restrictions on gasoline sales. After rationing was introduced in annexed Crimea, fuel also stopped being…
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themoscowtimes.com
Crimea Suspends Gasoline Sales and Distribution of Fuel Vouchers - The Moscow Times
Authorities in annexed Crimea on Thursday halted gasoline sales and the distribution of fuel vouchers for the foreseeable future, as the peninsula faces a worsening shortage…
