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Russian government acknowledges gasoline shortage caused by Ukrainian strikes for first time
Russian authorities have acknowledged a gasoline shortage for the first time following Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries, which caused oil refining volumes to plummet to their lowest level in more than two decades. — Ukrinform.
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ukrinform.net
Russian government acknowledges gasoline shortage caused by Ukrainian strikes for first time
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